Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

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“DL Orange and Oke 8U ” £zfj ijj v Thn' Mnttonn hns nlwnvs fnvorfiH The areen and aolden hue. Tho' Mattoon has always favored The green and golden hue, Thru' the four long years of high school, 'Midst scenes we love so well. J. J And the gentle sons of Charleston To the red and green are true, rhi s the mystic.charm to knowledge A e vainly seek to spell i 1 J - J — r-U—, r FfB] 1 J We will own the lilies slender Or-wo win athletic victories On football field or track, )r,wo win athletic victories , n tootdoii neio or huu, J ' 1 jJj j lLj.Bg While the Tigers stand defender Of the Orange and the Black. Still we work for dear old Paris And the Orange and the Black.

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DREAMS For dreams and ambitions are quite the same. And empires rise at their magic name: There is never a blessing we have today But somebody's dreaming has paved the way. Why! Out on the edges of endless space, God dreamed a dream for the human race. . . . Basil Willis STUDENT ENROLLMENT................753 FACULTY .......................... 35 2

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 y lclm in is tra tion These are days of unrest all over the world. The future of mankind is in the hands of those who will be the leaders of tomorrow, those who are the students of our schools today. To you, the youth of our nation, our country looks for guidance and security in the years ahead. Yours is a momentous task. This assignment is a challenge to you—one which we are sure you will accept and meet with honor and integrity. Your country looks to you with confidence in your skill to solve the problems which affect us all, as these problems arise. We, the parents, teachers, and all of those who work to help our students make the most of their opportunities, trust that we shall be able to look with pride upon you—the educated citizenry of our country —in future days to come. J. E. Lynch B.S., Iowa State Col. M.S., U. of I. M.ED., U. of I. Principal Paris High School Objectives are never accomplished without planning and effort, moreover, apathy can never be said to produce affirmative results. We must be aggressive, we must persevere, in our efforts to advance. Progress is made through a combination of many factors which require cooperation, a necessity, if we are to reach our many educational goals. Harlie A. Hatfill B.S., Greenville Col. M.A., Washington U. Superintendent Paris Public Schools