Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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FRONT ROW—Philip Bibo. Robort Clark. John Babcock. Warren Bristow. Paul Bandy. Geneva Bonning, Charlotte Bunnoll, Donald Belt. SECOND ROW—Nellie Allen. Betty Bocknor, Charlos Anderson. Alice Brown. Owen Burgess. Betty Beck, Anne Burgett, Mildred Allen. THIRD ROW—Carl Ashley. William Blokor, Joo Brunsmon. Blue Brinkorhoff. Robert Brading, Emma L. Cannon, Marietta Aloxondor. Mary N. Boling. Patricio Cassady. FRONT ROW—Buford Davidson. Loatha Elledge. Claro B. Dunn. Virginia Evard. Ruth Cox. Wanda Crist. Arnold Crawley. Joe Elledge. SECOND ROW—Philip Dickenson. Charles Duck. Joan Dawson. Joan Ellsborry. Joon Crab- troe. Bornard Crum, Ivan Ellsberry, Ralph Davis. THIRD ROW—Francis Farris, Inez Davis. Vir- ginia Collier. Betty L. Fletcher, Jomos Dively, Charlos Dixson, Warren Collier, William Essinger. FRONT ROW—Ernest Hugg. Harold Furgo- son, Connio Foloy. Frances Henson, Helen Harris. Julia Foley. Ruth A. Glocklor, Kathryn Grablo. Dorothy Hay. SECOND ROW—Carold Furgeson, Kathleen Humphrey, Forn Hopkins. Kathryn Hunt, Margie Gale. Eugene Harpster, Hilda Hopper. Roy Click. James Haught. Jack Goodrum. THIRD ROW—Eileen Hardy. Jean Henson. Jacqueline Heck, Tom Heckler, Grovor Hoff. Lawrence Humerickhouse. Roger Fonner. Allen Edwards. Sarah E. Glick. Edwin Huston. FRONT ROW—William Kelley. Jane Keys. Irma Johnston. Elsie Myers. Ruby Larson. Mary J. Lindsey. JoAnn Link. Marjorie Morrison. SECOND ROW—Harold Mercer, Lowell Mink. Mildred Jones, Martha Money. Patsy Murphy. Virginia Jones. Betty Mercer. Charles Miller. THIRD ROW—Geno Londos. Julio Mann. Worder Mink. Clyde Kroemer, Jack McCoy. Robert McDaniel. Chester Loufman. Eugene Killion. Raymond Mattingly. FRONT ROW—Louise Martin. Betty L. Cole- man, Helen Rose. Julia A. Smith. Edith Shuman. Doris Roborts. Geraldine Stopp, Boulah Scott, Loren Staley. SECOND ROW—Lloyd Staley. William Red- man. Janet Richeson, Geneva Rico. Eugene Perkinson. Berna Richey. Betty Paulson, Lucile Sutton. Leo Roddon. Robort Ogden. THIRD ROW—James Peters. Floyd Shipley. Helen Rhoads. Joon Richardson. Elizabeth Quillon. Winston Rhoads. Anno Dovors, Botty Smith, Juanita Pine. Dale Schiele. William Ror- din. Jack Sisson. FRONT ROW—Darrel Wilhoit. Kenneth Ves- tal. Gladys Tyler, Dorothy Truelove. Virginia Thompson. Anno Vicory, Botty G. Wright. Roso- mary Yount. SECOND ROW—Robert Stonoburner. Betty A. Tretter. Norman Thorneburg. William Streck- er. Virginia Tucker, Esthor Thiel. Mary L. Wil- liams. James Wilson. THIRD ROW—Albort Trott. Romon Watson. Dorothy Wright. Carolyn Terrell. Verne Swin- ford, Duaino Swinford. Walter Sweitzer, Mary Vondovantor. Mamie Wheeler.

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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

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• Activities at P. H.S. are many and varied. Indeed, we do not lack organizations which not only furnish the student with a use for his leisure time but also give him a certain practical education which cannot be found in the classroom. Among the various clubs are organizations for those students inter- ested in creative writing and in debate, those who enjoy music and art, and those who manifest interest in agriculture and the social science studies.