Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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CO-ORDINATOR OF P. H. S. A. C. Forster, B.Ed., M.A. Principal Another mathematical wizard, our principal spends his summers working in his victory garden, hunting, or fishing. A most ardent worker in the school and a willing helper to all the students, he has done much in the last two years to improve Paris High School. ★ )

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THEY KEEP THEM ROLLING R. Moss, B.S., M.A. Superintendent A friend to all students, his favorite work is keeping the schools rolling, but when he's not busy doing this you should watch him play chess or golf. His main hobby, however, is reading. BOARD OF EDUCATION Here we present the men of our advisory council. These men have directed our progress from the time we entered school. They are all interested in school and civic affairs, for we have represented on this board men who pursue a wide variety of professions and businesses in Paris. They have all given their time and interest to promote an efficient system of education. We are all grateful to these men who have made it possible for us to secure the best educational opportunities. R. J. Cotton, M. J. Money, W. L. Cramer. KaH R. O'Hoir, R. L. Bell, and B. O. Lut+rell

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FACULTY OF P. H. S. It has been said that the influence of a teacher goes on forever. The faculty of Paris High School has endeavored to teach democratic ideals and give future citizenry a background and foundation upon which they can help build for a permanent peace and greater understanding among nations of the world. Otto A. Ariens, A.B., M.S. Mr. Ariens, our efficient physics and algebra teacher is the master of X—Y=2X or? He was once in the Air Corps as a mechanic. During summer vacation ho works with the State Highway Deportment and says ho has no special hobby. Mary Dole Bryan, B.A. Here's to P.H.S.'s librarian who is always willing to lend a helping hand in the library to the students, especially the poor freshies. She has a liking for scrap books, and collects decorative objects. Pet peeve—waiting. Miriam Church, B.S. Freshman science teacher, and their faithful adviser—what a task she does have! Her pleasant personality and the sparkle in her eyes gives us a good picture of her. She collects china dogs and is fond of sewing. Alice Cleveland, B.S. Cleve is one of the school's busiest teachers for besides directing class ploys, she is the sponsor of the Speech Club and also sponsor of the Senior Class. She is fond of books, red roses, and collects china. Pet peeve—indefiniteness ond insincerity. LaRue Dayton, A.B. This year Miss Dayton has her hands full with both the junior and senior English classes. Her leisure time interests are many—books, gardening, music, mountain climbing, swimming and the theater. Maude E. Dorsett, A.B. The saying that big things come in little packages certainly holds true to Miss Dorsett, freshman English mentor. One of the advisers of the Arena she has given much time and help to make the book a success. Likes silly hats and to talk. Page Fifteen