Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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SENIORS OF 1941 Heckler Hopper Johnston F. Henson J. Henson Hill Hoff Hugg Humerickhouse Humphrey Huston Uncle Sam's post office department looks very inviting to Gene. MARY HART Sweet and shy. JAMES E. HAUGHT Farming is a noble profession. DOROTHY HAY With her pleasing personality Dorothy will make a wonderful secretary. TOMMY HECKLER The school will lose a good football man in Tommy, as well as a popular, all-around boy. FRANCES HENSON Can this be the reason Switzer always plays his best on the basketball floor? JEANNE ELIZABETH HENSON Quietness is an asset ior a good nurse. WAYNE HILL Wayne will be greatly missed next year. GROVER HOFF This boy and his motorcycle are inseparable companions. HILDA HOPPER Hilda's voice is always in domand at school dances. FORREST HUGG The little man of P. H. S. LAURENCE HUMERICKHOUSE An athletic hero should always be tall. KATHLEEN HUMPHREY An all-around 1941 girl. EDWIN A. HUSTON The farmers are the salt of the earth. MARY JOHNSTON The ambition to bo a housewife is indeed a noble one. MILDRED JONES Her favorite color is Red. VIRGINIA JONES Jonesy” is always in the midst of the excitement. She bubbles over with pep. WILLIAM KELLEY You never see William without that grin. JANE KEYES A sweet and likeable girl.

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E. Evard Fonner Grable V. Evard Ford E. Hardy Farris Forster G. Hardy Findley C. Furgeson Harpster Fletcher H. Furgeson Hart C. Foley Gleckler Haught EUGENE EVARD Because he's industrious, he'll be a farmer illustrious. VIRGINIA BELLE EVARD We wish Virginia much success in whatever she undertakes. FRANCIS FARRIS Thinking is a waste of time. ERMAGENE FINDLEY It will be a ''Short'' time until I graduate. BETTY LOU FLETCHER Tall people have their charms. CONNIE FOLEY Can he hit the birdie?'' Just watch him at the skeet field sometime. JULIA FOLEY A charming, happy young lady always willing to assist. ROGER FONNER The only lime he is in a hurry is on the football field. IMOGENE FORD I'll be down lo gel you in a taxi, honey. ‘j i1 DONALD 3. FORSTER Silence is golden. CAROLD FURGESON What will the Krueger twins do next year with the Furgeson twins gone???? HAROLD FURGESON Harold and Carold ore the music twins of the Class of '41, and their interests are mutual. RUTH ANNA GLECKLER You always see Ruth Anna in the midst of the sports events. JACK GOODRUM Don Budge will have some keen competition one of these days. KATHRYN GRABLE Kate is lively and full of fun and well liked by everyone. EILEEN HARDY Eiieen is an ardent supporter of the G.A.A. GERALDINE HARDY Geraldine's work at P. H. S. has built a firm foundation for her dramatic career. J. Foley Goodrum Hay

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30 SENIORS OF 1941 Keys Lindsey McDaniel Killion Link McHenry Kraemer Mann B. Mercer Landes Marlin H. Mercer Larson Mattingly Miller JULIA FERN KEYS May she have the keys to all good fortune. EUGENE KILLION With his pants legs rolled up and his basketball ease, To P. H. S. he’s known as Cheese. RAYMOND D. MATTINGLY His pleasing personality wins him many friends. ROBERT BOB McDANIEL He fights for the Orange and Black. CLYDE KRAEMER The pigskin does tricks, when Clyde gives the kicks. GENE LANDES Take me back to my boots and saddle. RUBY MARGARET LARSON She does everything in the best way. EVERETT McHENRY, JR. We're glad Everett finally decided to be a member of the Class of '41. BETTY MARGRADALE MERCER Mischief sparkles in her eye. HAROLD MERCER Slow but sure. MARY JANE LINDSEY Paris High's song-bird. Yum-Yum has a cheery smile for everyone. JO ANN LINK Good looks are always an asset. JULIA MANN It takes a Mann” to do things well. DOROTHY MARTIN v Great things come in small packages. mall packages, L A lady if th CHARLES EDWARD MILLER Slow, but he gets there just the same. LOWELL WILLIAM MINK His hair is the envy of all the girls. WARDER MINK Our capable basketball manager. MARTHA MONEY A lady if there ever was one.