Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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The Junior Class The Junior Class has completed the first three years of its high school education. Most of the members are realizing their responsibilities and their privileges as students in a public high school of an American community. Studies, sports, and other school activities have attracted and occupied the class during its three years at Paris High. Its members have aided and enjoyed almost every scholastic and extra-curricular event available. As freshman, they became acquainted with their school, as well as one another. Well established by the sophomore year, the students were credited with outstanding freshman-sophomore football and basketball squads, as well as the fastest runner on the cross-country team. Upper classmen at last, the juniors first major activity was the selection of the class ring, especially designed for the students of Paris High School. Again class members joined extra-curricular activities, including the annual Junior Class play, an entertaining and highly successful comedy entitled Ever Since Eve. The profits from this production, plus those from a well managed magazine sale, were used to finance the class-sponsored banquet and prom. I.eft to right—D. Alexander, k. Wittick, F. Tail, J. Acklin, N. Jcnison. Class Officers President— Don Alexander Vice-President— Hob Wittick Secretary— Fred Tait Treasurer— Jim Acklin Arena representative— Ned Jenison Sponsors— Miss Annabel Scott Mrs. Mary Stoikowitz I aye Twenty-five

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DONALD R. WALTERS Give Don a ball, a bat, and a glove and he is happy. SHIRLEY WEBER A7 Shirley typifies the ideal G.A.A. girl. FORREST WHITE Roger! Here’s a future cloud-hopper. ROBERT WILHOIT Bob is one of those mathematical wizards. MARTHA WILKINS There is nothing more pleasant than a singing secretary. PAUL WILLOUGHBY Paul will be a future member of the Paris Chamber of Commerce. MAX WILSON A Max has long been first in hear,s of 'is classmates. CHARLES WINANS Charles is a good guy with a mischevious look in his eyes. 1ACQUEUNI WEIGHT r oJ Aj W ILLIAM ZIEKEN Precious things come in small packages. Bill is cool, calm, and collected. Page Twenty-four

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Toi Row: J. Acklin, R. Airhart, I). Alexander, M. Ashby, M. Raker, K. Randy, J. Rarkcr. Second Row : J. Bell, N. Ress, I. Bowen, R. Royer, C. Bryant, W. Cameron, M. Carroll. Third Row: fvj !'• Cash, H. Cherry, M. Cherry, G. Churukian, R. Collenhergcr, M. Culler, J. Collier. Fourth Row: A. Crable, I). Crahle, J. Crum, M. Cunningham, K. Curl, J.Curl, l. Danner, 1). Dennison. Fifth Row: R. Drake, D. Edwards, D. Elledge, G. Evingcr, R. Ferris, 11. Funner, H. Forster, M. Freeman. Sixth Row: J. Funkhouser, M. Gardner, R. Geekie, W. Gibson, D. Guff, R. Good, M. Gorman, G. Gosnell. I age Twenty-si.t