Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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Top Row: I). Ncwhart, I. Peterson, R. Pine, H. Pitts, B. Reynolds, H. Rinesmith, B. Rosch. Second Row : I). Saunders, J. Sims, I.. Soughers, H. Spires, M. Stacy, S. Stephens, V. Stotts. Third Row: R. Stubbs, J. Suddutli, J. Sweeley, S. Swinford, A. Switzer, F. Tail, C. Tiffin. Fourth Row: J. Tolliver, J. Trine, S. Tucker, M. Tweedy, B. Vance, V. Van Gilder, D. Vaughn. Fifth Row: J. Vice, R. Vice, L. Wade, B. Walls, J. Washburn, F. Weger, W. Welch. Sixth Row: R. Welch, 1. White, IX Williamson, M. Wittick, R. Wittick, R. Wood, M. Zogg. Pane Twenty-eight

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J u N O R C L A S S A. Griffin, Jacqueline- Haddix, John Hacldix, I .. Hancock, J. Hand, . Hanna, 1). Hart. Second Row : M K. Haught, L. Hefner, M. Henn, J. Henson, J. Hippie, S. Hftguc, J. Holler. Third Row: B. Horn, K. Howe, M. Huhhard, I . Irish, J. Jarrell, X. Jenison, Johnson. FouinruRow: a ,, , , , K.Hhnes, H. Kcrrick, (V Ketner, M. Kncislcy, N. Koontz, 1 . kroenung, J. Lamb. Fifth Row: H. Larson, K. McCrocklin. B. McEvoy, J. McMullin, F. Macke, E. Mathews, R. Mathews. Sixth Row: K. Miller, W. Mood, M. Morris, J. Morrisev, R. Mullen, M. Murphy, 11. Newgent. k aqe Twenty seven

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Sophomore Class Last year’s “freshies” are this year’s ambitious sophomores. This class of one hundred forty-nine students will graduate in ’51, but in the meantime they feel they have a duty, a duty to make P.H.S. one of the best. Though they are not new, not upper classmen, and not going to graduate this year, the sophomore students really hold their own in Paris High School. Along with “readin’, writin, and ’rithmetic” come opportunities in which they may voice their own opinions and have a share in school affairs. To keep the gool “ole” banner of “orange and black” flying high, this class has representatives in every field of athletics. The chorus groups were not neglected by this class nor were G.A.A., F.H.A., and F.F.A. The classmen take pride in the fact that most of the cheerleaders are sophomores. For the next two years this class will be heading the school as upper-classmen. When they leave in 51, may they go with the feeling that P.H.S. has done its bit toward their future and that they have left a favorable record in the school. Left to right—G. Sunkcl, A. Crable, S. Tweedy, R. Davis, C. Tucker. Class Officers President— George Sunkel V ice-Presid en t— Allen Crable Secretary— Sandra Tweedy Trcasurer■— Richard Davis Irena representative— Carolyn Tucker .S' ponsar— Mrs. Norma Kerrick I aye Twenty-nin e