Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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«r? tt Service id the motto of? our jf erionne Margaret Sullivan Secretary to the Superintendent Kathryn Peck Secretary Norma Cochran Secretary to the Principal Nila Morris Lois Hand THE LADIES WHO KEEP US FROM STARVING William Eslinger Orval Goff Roy Shank Jake Gale OUR CUSTODIANS Roscoe Gosnell 9

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 €l uc a ti on was ti eir aim Betsy Ruth Shimp B.S., E. III. S. T. Col. Bookkeeping, Typing sds they iecl us on toward fle ame Carrie M. Shutzbaugh A.B., Ind. S. T. Col. English Richard J. Smith B.S., u. of III. M.Ed., U. of III. Vocational Agriculture Sponsor: FFA and Soph. Class Charles Smith B.S., Ind. S. T. Col. Guidance Work, Algebra, Business Law, General Business, Typing John Stabler B.S., E. III. S. T. Col. American History Football Coach H. D. Sweeley B.S., Susquehanna U. U. of III., Clarion Teachers College World History, Gov. Sponsor: Soph. Class Wm. J. Tucker B.S., E. III. S. T. Col. Speech, Journalism, English Sponsor: Dramatics Club, Thespians, Tiger Tales, Class Plays Willis O. Waltman B.S., Ind. S. T. Col. Graduate Work Ind. S. T. Col. Sponsor: Bi hy-Chem Club Louis Waterloo Marian E. White Belgium Instrumental Music B.S., Ind. S. T. Col. Band and Orchestra M.S., Ind. S. T. Col. Dist. Ed., Consumer Ec., lyping. Supervisor of Guidance Certificate Sponsor: D. Education Club John E. Wilson B.S., E. III. S. T. Col. Physical Education Assistant Coach 8

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Seniors Top row, left to right—Mr. Gibson, Mrs. Bizal, Mr. Johnson. . . . Bottom row, left to right— Jerry Perisho, Julie Zimmerly, Sharon Roberts, Charlie Geekie. OFFICERS SPONSORS Jerry Perisho ....................................President Mrs. Bizal Julie Zimmerly...............................Vice President Mr. Gibson Sharon Roberts ...................................Secretary Mr. Johnson Charlie Geekie ....................................Treasurer We, the seniors of 1957, are going forth to meet the challenge of the future. We are sorry to be leaving, but we realize the future holds much in store for us. We have high hopes that we may contribute something toward the good of man-kind and to our country. Some will become doctors, lawyers, teachers, factory workers, and some store keepers. Almost all of us will marry and raise a family and there we will have our opportunity to do the most for mankind. We can do this by teaching our children to love, honor, and respect each other, their country, and their God. Now, we are looking ahead into the future. As time passed in future years we, the seniors of 1957, will look upon the past four years, with fondest memories. We shall remember when we entered the halls of P.H.S. as green, shy, bewildered freshmen. How thrilled we were at the end of our sophomore year to become upper classmen. Then we shall remember our junior and senior years as the most wonderful of our lives. The excitement of the ball games will never be equalled and the glamour of the proms and dances will never be matched. Now, we say adieu and wish all in P.H.S. the best in the coming years. 10