Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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OUR SCHOOL

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BOOK TWO ATHLETICS Sports You'd Enjoy: Football . . . Basketball . . . Cross Country . . . Track . . . G.A.A. Competition BOOK THREE ACTIVITIES Interests You'd Share: Student Council . . . The Arena . . . Home Living . . . Future Farmers . . . Music—Instru- mental and Vocal . . . May Fete . . . Social Events People You'd Like to Know: Board of Education . . . Superintendent . . . Principal . . . Office Assistants . . . Faculty . . . Students OUR SCHOOL BOOK ONE

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Whether we paramount importance in anyone’s life. Those little manner- isms, jokes, irritations, loyalties, ami ideals which comprise an individual are what make our friends dear to us; tlxy're tlx very elements which you will probably recall in thinking of your war experiences. When we can no longer prove the Pythagorean Theorem or give tlx date of the Battle of Tra- falgar, we will still remember the days we've spent Ixre, tlx friends we've enjoyed, tlx members of tlx faculty who tried to be as helpful as possible, the secretaries, and tlx janitors who kept our lives as pleasant as they could. The human element doesn't change much from one year to another, or even from one generation to tlx next. T xre still remain eccentric individualists, who go from one wild escapade into another or who insist upon proceeding through school doing everything just a bit differently from tfxir contemporaries, t xre are always some who can't open t xir lockers, ot xrs w x labor industriously and succeed brilliantly, all’types— the versatile, tlx athletic, tlx popular. These combine to make a little world we'll never forget; so in tlx following pages we introduce you to tlx personnel of— OUR SCHOOL