Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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FRONT ROW—Mary Bandy. Dorothy Bilby, Natalie Bonning. Cassandra Bristow, Carmelite Ashloy, Virginia Block. Leona Butler, Frieda Carpenter. SECOND ROW—Imogene Bright, Mary E. Bennett. Pauline Asoy, Holon L. Carrel I, Joan Cassady. Norma J. Clem, June Berosford. Mary A. Arbuckle. Hester Black. THIRD ROW—Clifford Alexander.Tommy Bur- ton. William Bess. Robert Boland. Bruco Blan- ford. Maurice Bennett. Ben Brading. William Carnahan, Charles Beck. FRONT ROW—Pauline Cochran, Carolyn Cochran. Betty J. Dunn, Mary L. Englum. Holon Drake. Frances Earle, Pauline Frye. Jeon Foley, Moss Fletcher. SECOND ROW—Eugeno Evoland. William Emrick, Loretta Curl, Doris Doily. Cleo Everett, Kothryn Dively, Margorot Darden. Charles Farnhom. THIRD ROW—Joseph Dunlap. Marion Cot- ton. Madelyn Danner. Billy Deem. Joseph Ewing. Billy Elledge. Edward Curl. Charles Cox, Billy Eostor. FRONT ROW—Floyd Hall. Bernodino Irish. Kothryn Garner. Mildred Herring, Martha Hock- ler, Dorothy Green, Betty Grable, Betty Jano Glick. SECOND ROW—Billy Williamson. Betty Han- cock. Esther Jacobs. Vernon Jones. Virginia Jarod- sky. Virginia Murphy, Charlotte Gilbert, Mary E. Hicks. Geraldino Hardy. Tommy Harrison. THIRD ROW—Joe Griffin, Loon Holcomb, Ben Garwood. Earl Wilson, Charles Gleckler. Becky Jones. Charles Idleman, Glen Gale, Anna- bel Groves. Robert Wright. FRONT ROW—Mildred McCloskey, Cather- ine Lamb. Jeanne Major, Lois A. Morris, Louiso Lawson Delilah Kerrick, Ruth Mabro, Thelma Myers. Mary A. Loy. SECOND ROW—Warren Lannon, Paul Mar- tin. Emajoon Moans. Betty L. Mullins. Botty J. Krueger, Billy Mitcholl, Anna Merritt, Dorothy Morrow. John Lewsader. THIRD ROW—Wendell Moody. Jack Manz, Chorios Moody, Burl Keys. Frank Miller. Arthur McCollum, John King. Carl Killion, Herbert Lucas. FRONT ROW—Margaret L. Ruckmon. Wilma Parrish, Mildred Reed. Betty Preston. Barbara Soxson. Mary O. Staley. Westino Propst. Madge Rockwell. Herscholl Powell. SECOND ROW—Virginia Smith. Marciloo Sloan. William Shoaff, Don Pennington, Moke Owens. Richard O'Hair, Max Pedersen. Lauf- mon Parrish. THIRD ROW—Floyd Pine. Joe Nadin, Jim Stanfield, Jack O'Brien, Carl Sensenbrenner, James Noor. Marcella Rice. Joe Pigg. Bill Sprague. FRONT ROW—Margaret Vice. Rosemary Sunkel, llene Stewart. Mary E. Wright. Aliena Todd. Mary E. Tweedy, Jeon Wilbur, Mildred Walls. Earl Vail, Mourice Wittick. SECOND ROW—J. W. Winons. Anno Stepp, Avanella Shew. Lucille Travis. Donice Sweeley. Annobelle Thiel, Dean Tillman, Chorios Smith. THIRD ROW—Charles Beck. Sally Wolls. Harold Wilhoit, Charles Willmoth. Bernard Win- ons. Jack Wyrick. Donald Tackett, Winston Rhoads, Jack Sturgeon.

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SOPHOMORES 26 CLASS OF '40 • The history of the CLASS of '40 began one day in Septem- ber, when an unusually large number of pupils stood in front of Paris High School with their arms full of books. Immediately our members took part in basketball, football, and track, in G.A.A.,glee clubs, chorus, and orchestra. Among the history makers were Cassandra Bristow and James Stanfield in the Debat- ers' Club; Cleo Everett in the spelling contest; Rebecca Jones, Moke Owens, and Cassandra Bristow in the E. I. League Con- test. Three of our members were in the cast for the operetta, The Buccaneers. One red letter date in our history was the class play, The Pampered Darling. For the first time the freshmen and sopho- mores combined their efforts in two very successful plays. We had twelve freshmen on the honor roll, Joseph Ewing being the outstanding freshman in scholarship. Early in our second year our class helped to make the Car- nival a success. We were also well represented in the Histori- cal Pageant. Two plays, Elmer and A Friend at Court, were given by mixed casts of fresh- men and sophomores. Next year we will be upper- classmen, and we hope our whole high school career will be as bright with events as have our first two years. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS JACK MANZ President MAURICE WITTICK . Vice-prosidont BETTY JEAN KRUEGER . . Secretary DONICE SWEELEY Treasurer

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FRESHMEN 28 CLASS OF '41 • Two hundred four freshmen entered Paris High School in September. As usual, officers were elected with the outcome as follows: President, Jack Bab- cock; vice-president, Betty Beck- ner; secretary, Virginia Jones; treasurer, Robert Slay; Arena editor, Dorothy Wright. At once various clubs were started, and the freshmen were eager to join them. Eight girls and five boys were fortunate enough to be assigned to the glee clubs, while many of the girls entered the chorus, some the Tiger Mirror staff, and others the Future Farmers of America. Fourteen girls became members of the G.A.A. club and suffered initiation. Quite a number of boys went out for football, bas- ketball, and track, while our musically inclined members joined the band. Twelve freshman names ap- peared on the honor roll the first quarter. Mary Ellen Pearman received the highest honor in the freshman class. Her aver- age was above 95%. On the whole, the freshmen have done their part in the activities of the school. FRESHMAN OFFICERS JOHN BABCOCK . President BETTY BECKNER . . Vice-president VIRGINIA JONES Secretary ROBERT SLAY Treasurer