f The' ARENA staff and the P.H.S. masEof invtTe the reader to take a journey through the Tiger's Den in the 1963 ARENA. Ga6fe of Gon en s C7l(fministra ion 3 Dedication The ARENA staff proudly dedicates the 1963 ARENA to Mr. Carl Jones. We commend his faithful service and outstanding performance as a teacher of mathematics. We salute you, Mr. Jones. Problem: A hearty smile + a guiding hand x by laughing eyes = our favorite man. Solution: Mr. Jones. cseniors Now your high school days are past. My, the years — they have gone fast! You've had your ups; you've had your downs. Now you've earned your caps and gowns. We know in the future you'll all do well. Congratulations, seniors! We think you're swell. — Marjorie Stafford — CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS Don Jordan _______ Kris Armstrong ___ Virginia Peck .... Deanna Jones______ _______________ President __________ Vice President --------------- Secretary —_______________Treasurer Mrs. Louise Honnold Mr. Bret Brown LINDA JEANETTE ADAMS H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; Mixed Chorus; Music Contest; Tiger Tales. WALTER LEROY ALLISON Walt Band; Basketball. GARY DEAN BEALL ROBERT ALLRED Bob Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Honor Roll. Honor Roll; Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Cast; Dilettante; Projection Club; lenttante; Projection Club; D.E. Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A. CHARLOTTE KAY ALDEN Treble Clef. NANCY ANDERSON Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Band; Band Contest; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dram Club; G.A.A., Officer; May Fete; Jr.-Sr. Banquet; Girls' Octet and Sextet; Tiger Tales. JUDITH LYNN ALEXANDER Shorty Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; G.A.A. SALLY ELLEN ANDREWS Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Officer, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; Pep Club. DAVID ANTHONY BARRETT Bunny Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Crew; Latin Club; Dram Club, Officer; Pep Club; Track; Tennis; Jr.-Sr. Prom Com. KRIS ELAINE ARMSTRONG Krisie grace jean cassady H.R. Officer; D.O.; Pep Club. CAROL ANN BLEDSOE Treble Clef; Bible Club. JIMMY OWEN BEAUCHAMP Whip F.F.A. VERNON ROY CHAMBERS Venom Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus. CHRIS ANN BROWN Chrisan H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Cast, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Sextet, Madrigal, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; Dram Club; Thespians; Pep Club; Speech Contest; G.A.A. VICKI CHAPMAN Vic or Chappy Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dram Club; Pep Club; Golf; May Fete; Jr. Sr. Banquet Com. RONALD WAYNE BLUME Bones Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Band, Band Contest; Stage Band; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Basketball; Cross-Country; Golf, Captain; Honor Banquet. NANCY KAY BECK Becky Honor Roll; Class Plays, Crew; Band, Band Contest; Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club. WILLIAM SCOTT BURNSIDE Burnie H.R. Officer. LINDA LOU CLARK Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. CAROLYN COLVIN CLINE Honor Roll; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Crew; Library; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; F.T.A. Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf; Banquet Com., Chairman; Queen and Courts. RICHARD WILLIAM CLARK Rabbit H.R. Officer; Golf. ANNE CLINE COLSON Maudie Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Cast, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; Dram Club; Thespians; Pep Club; Speech Contests; G.A.A. ROBERT EARL CRITCHELOW Navaho Joe Track; Cross-Country. MARY JANE CUNNINGHAM Jane PENNY GAY CUNNINGHAM Honor Roll; Girls' Glee Club Treble Clef, Music Contest; 0.0 Club. MARY FRANCES CURRAN Fran KENNETH LYMAN DENNISON Wee Willie Boys' Chorus. DAVID WALTER DICKERSON Boo Boo Honor Roll; Student Council; National Honor Society; Football; Basketball, Captain; Track; Good Sportsmanship Award; Baseball. JAMES CALVIN DICKEY, JR. Louie Mixed Chorus; Boys' Chorus; Dilettante; Latin Club; Pep Club. Q RICHARD PANCHO EADS Pancho Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Track. DAVID ALFRED FARRIS Butch'' Class Plays, Crew; Pep Club; Speech Contests; Debate Club. RUTH DILLON Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; F.H.A.; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. PATRICIA IRENE ENGLUM Pat Honor Roll; H.R. Officer-Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Projection Club; Latin Club; Pep Club; Debate Club; Golf; Chemistry Team; Womens' Club Art Award. EDWARD PHILIP FEUTZ Eddie Honor Roll; Student Council, Officer; Band, Band Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; Key Club; National Honor Society; Pep Club; Tennis; Courtesy Award. LARRY ALLEN ELLER Speed H.R. Officer; Pep Club; Tiger Tales. LARRY FELGENHAUER JAMES WATSON EADS Eadsy H.R. Officer; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Latin Club; Key Club; Pep Club; Golf. MAURICE RAY FARNHAM II Buster H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Crew, Cast; F.F.A., Awards; Dram Club; Pep Club. KATHRYN LOUISE FRANKLIN Katie Student Council; H.R. Officer-Library; Girls' Glee Club, Music Contest. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GOOD Bennie Football; Basketball; Cross-Country; Golf. JUDITH ANN GREEN Judy Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; F. T.A.; Dram Club; Pep Club; G. A.A.; Banquet Com. FLOYD ALLEN GILL Alvin Class Officer; Class Plays, Cast; Mixed Chorus; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country; Baseball. JUDY ANN GOOD D.E. NANCY JANE GUMM Boss Honor Roll; Student Council; Class Officer; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Cast; Queens and Courts; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Debate Club; G.A.A.; Cheerleader; Golf; Dram Club. BARBARA LEE GIVENS Babs Honor Roll; Band; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Bible Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A. CHARLES EDWIN GORE Speedy Band. STEVEN DOUGLAS GRIFFIN Whitey H.R. Officer; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Banquet M.C. SHERRYL JOANNA HADDIX Treble Clef; G.A.A. BERNARD JOE GOOD Joe H.R. Officer; F.F.A.; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Banquet Com. TERRY LEE HAYS Curly Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; D.O.; Football; Basketball; Baseball. WAYNE LEROY HUTCHINGS Speed F.F.A., Officer; Pep Club. JOHN WILLIAM HOLLORAN Honor Roll; F.F.A.; Prom Com. CAROLYN SUE HOLLIS Susie Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef. Music Contest; Bible Club; G.A.A. MARILYN HILDRED HUNTER Band, Band Contest; Treble Clef, Officer; Bible Club, Officer; Pep Club. JAMES ALLEN JOHNS H.R. Officer; Football. MARY GLYNETTE HUTCHISON Hutch Honor Roll; Student Council; Arena Staff; Queen and Courts; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; National Honor Society; Dram Club; G.A.A.; Courtesy Award; Prom Com.; Honors Banquet. CAROL ANN HARRIS Punkin Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Crew; Stage Band, Band, Officer, Band Contest; Girls' Glee Club, Madrigal, Treble Clef, Music Contest, Sextet, Octet; Latin Club; F.T.A. JOHN ALLEN HURST Farina Class Plays, Crew; Projector Club; Dram Club; Thespians. DEANNA LEE JONES Chiefie or D. J. Honor Roll; Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer-Arena Staff; Class Plays, Cast, Crew; Queens and Courts; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A.; Dram Club Officer; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Cheerleader; Honors Banquet; Prom Com. RICHARD ALLEN JONES “Duke Arena Staff; Class Plays, Crew; D.E., Officer; Key Club; Dram Club; Pep Club; Track, Mgr. CHATTE LANE KAUFFMAN “Chat Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Queens and Courts; Projection Club; G.A.A. THELMA KAY LAMB Honor Roll; Arena Staff; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Honors' Banquet. KAREN LANDES Kerosene Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Cast, Crew; Library; Band; Dilettante; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Dram Club, Thespians; Pep Club; Debate Club; Majorette; Golf; Banquet Com. LESTER FRANKLIN KENNEDY Les FRED KEEHNER Freddie Band; Latin Club DONALD EUGENE JORDAN Donnie Honor Roll; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Dilettante; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Honors' Banquet; Boys' State. SHARON LYNN LANDES H.R. Officer; Band, Band Contest; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Chorus Officer; Latin Club; Dram Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Octet, Ensemble; Banquet Com.; Tiger Tales. KARLA ANN KIRSTEN Honor Roll; Student Council, Officer; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Plays, Crew; Dilettante; Latin Club; Dram Club; Golf; Banquet Com. RUDOLF VICTOR LAMBRECHTSE Tulip Honor Roll; Band; Dilettante; Latin Club, Key Club; Pep Club Tennis. HAROLD RUSSELL LOWRY Sonny DORIS REDELL McGREW Jimmie H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Queen's Court; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dram Club; Pep Club. DENNIE LEE MALONE Dennis Class Officer; Arena Staff; Band; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Latin Club; Tiger Tales. CHRISTIE HEYWARD LEHMAN Mixed Chorus; Dram Club. DAVID ANDREW LEHMAN Lemon H.R. Officer; Football; Basketball; Cross-Country; Baseball. LINDA LEE LUDINGTON Blondie H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; D.E. Club. VICTORIA KAY McCARTY LAVENA KAY LUDINGTON Kay-O H.R. Officer; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; D.E. Club. JOHN EDWARD MARLOWE Latin Club. WALTER EUGENE MARTIN Gene Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus; Dilettante; Pep Club; Tennis. MICKEY LOUIS MICHELS Mick Latin Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball. JAMES WALLACE MORRIS Moose Student Council Member, President; Class Play Crew; Dilettante; Latin Club; Pep Club; Football, Captain; Basketball; Track; Baseball. DENNIS TERRY NEBERGALL Nebbie D.E. Club; Dram Club; Football; Basketball, Mgr.; Baseball, Mgr. RICHARD FREDERICK O'HAIR Honor Roll; Student Council Member, Officer; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play Cast; Band, Stage Band, Band Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; National Honor Society; Dram Club; Golf. VALLARIE MILLER G.A.A. SUE ANN MORECRAFT Susie Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; Dilettante; D.E. Club; Bible Club; Latin Club. STEPHEN FREDERICK O'BANNON Merle Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus; Pep Club; Golf. CHARLES NOEL MILAN Chuckles Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Football; Basketball; Baseball. CHERYL MULLEN Honor Roll; Tiger Tales; Clefts Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest, Girls' Octet; Bible Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Prom Com.; Honors' Banquet. RODNEY CARL OHL Rod F.F.A. 15 PAMELA ANN THERESE PARRISH Pam H.R. Officer; Class Play, Cast Crew; Queen's Court; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; Dram Club; Thespians; Pep Club; Speech Contests; G.A.A. ANN MARIE POLLEY Honor Roll; Tiger Tales; Class Play, Crew; Library; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Projection Club; Latin Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A. Club; G.A.A.; Prom-Banquet Com. GEORGIA LORAINE OXENFORD George Honor Roll; Band, Band Contest; Bible Club; National Honor Society; Shorthand Award. VIRGINIA PECK Honor Roll; Class Officer; M.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Cast; National Honor Society; F.T.A. Club; Dram Club; Pep Club; Prom-Banquet Com. ROSIE MARIE RENFROW Rose Treble Clef; Bible Club. WILLIAM LEE PARRISH Honor Roll; Student Council Member; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Football; Basketball; Cross-Country; Golf. TOMMY STEPHEN PATALAS Talas H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Dilettante; Dram Club; Football Mgr. MICHAEL JOE PERRISHO Porpoise H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Dram Club; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Cross-Country. MAURICE L. RHODEN SHERRY ELAINE PROPST Sherry JOSEPH GERALD RITTER Tex Basketball; Baseball. JANE ELLEN SCOTT Honor Roll; Band, Stage Band, Band Contest; D.O.; Pep Club. DAVID PAUL RIDENER Dave STEVEN H. SAITER Steve MICHAEL EUGENE SHAW Mike H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; D.O.; Dram Club; Football Manager; Baseball; Prom-Banquet Com. JIM SAVOREE Rembrandt Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Basketball; Baseball. JANIS ANN ROBERTS Bub Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Dilettante; Projection Club; National Honor Society; G.A.A. OWEN LEE SENSENBRENNER EDMUND JOSEPH SHEEHY Joe Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; F.F.A. Award; Football. NANCY ELIZABETH RIEDELL Honor Roll; Student Council Member; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Girls' Glee Club, Madrigal, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; National Honor Society; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf; Courtesy Award; Girls' State; Woman's Club Art Award. RICHARD D. SMELTZER Smelley H.R. Officer; Band, Stage Band; Dilettante; Latin Club; Dram Club; Track; Tennis. GORDON SCOn SPRAGUE Honor Roll; Student Council Member; H.R. Officer; Madrigal, Mixed Chorus, Music Contest, Boys' Chorus; Dilettante; Projection Club; Latin Club; Dram Club; Pep Club; Cross Country. ANN B. SILVERMAN Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Class Play, Cast, Crew; Dram Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf. JOHN ROBERT SMITH Reed Smith H.R. Officer; Band; Football-Golf. DYALENE STRIKE Strike Honor Roll; Student Council Member; H.R. Officer-Class Plays, Casts, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Madrigal, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Latin Club; Dram Club; Thespians; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Cheerleader. CONSTANCE SMITH Connie Class Officer; H.R. Officer-Band, Band Contest, Music Contest; F.T.A. Club; Pep Club. SHAN LEE STEIDL Doc Honor Roll; Student Council Member; H.R. Officer; Band, Band Contest, Treble Clef; Dilettante; Projection Club; National Honor Society; Dram Club. NATALIE DEE SLAY Nat Band Contest; Madrigal, Treble Clef; Pep Club. DAVID LEE SNYDER Duke H.R. Officer; Library; Mixed Chorus; Bible Club; Pep Club; Basketball. EUGENE SUNKEL Honor Roll; Band, Band Contest-Dilettante; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Latin Club; Key Club. JAMES MICHAEL TOUHEY Roger Honor Roll; Student Council Member; H.R. Officer; Class Play, Cast; Latin Club; Dram Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Golf. VICTORIA JEAN TURPIN Vicki Honor Roll; Class Officer; Queens' Courts; Latin Club; Pep Club; Cheerleader. VERNON ESTES TAPLEY Bug Bible Club; Pep Club. GLORIA ANN TROVER Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Pep Club. ALLEN C. TYLER Elmer Fudd Class Play, Crew; Projection Club; Thespians; Pep Club JAMES RICHARD TRAVIS Dick Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus, Music Contest, Boys' Chorus; D.E. Club; Football. MICHAEL LEE TROVER Mike MARIANNE TUTLE Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Library; Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dilettante; Latin Club; National Honor Society; F.T.A. Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf; Courtesy Award; Prom-Banquet Com. MAX F. VAN GILDER Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus; Dilettante; Projection Club; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Latin Club; National Honor Society. MARGARET WALLACE Margo F.H.A.; Bible Club; Banquet Com. JUDITH LYNN WHITLOCK Ollie H.R. Officer; Queens' Courts; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Cheerleader; Golf. RUSSELL EARL VAUGHN Russ Honor Roll; Bible Club; Cross-Country. CHARLES JAMES WATTERS Water Boy Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus; Basketball; Track; Baseball. LINDA ANN WILSON Treble Clef. PHYLLIS WALLS Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Pep Club. JOANNA LEE WILLIS Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Latin Club; Dram Club; Pep Club; Golf; Honors Banquet. SHIRLEY JEAN VICORY Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Treble Clef, Music Contest. JOHN CHARLES WHITCHER H.R. Officer; Pep Club; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country; Baseball. LARRY LEON WINKLER Wink H.R. Officer; Football; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country. JOHN RICHARD ZIEREN Honor Roll; Student Council Member; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; Dilettante; Latin Club; Football; Golf; Tennis. WILMA ELAINE WRIGHT Willy Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Bible Club; Pep Club. ADDITIONAL GRADUATES Caskey, Roy Eslinger, Denzel Lucas, Donald Rogers, Roy Thompson, Gary Tucker, Darrell Dean 21 I remember . . Mr. Goss and his excellent speling Mrs. Hopper with her glasses in her hair Mr. Charles Johnson and, Let's get this show on the road Mr. Gibson and his red-hot jokes Miss Farrell and her cold shivers Mr. Geisler and If you will . . . Mr. Maack and his Ancient History of modern basketball Mrs. Newman and her pretty white hair Mr. Day and his seven feet, oops 7'! Mrs. Bryan and her kindly help on library assignments Mr. Herron and his football pep talks Miss Greenman and her Latin notebooks Mrs. McNees and her ' marks Mr. Waltman and his snappy black Hudson Mrs. Ruyle and her size 4 2 gym shoes Mr. McHenry and his captivating smile Mr. Jones and his philosophy, and Miss Perisho tippy-toeing quietly about her work. 22 'Prophecy The growling tigers of '63 have returned to their den ten years later to find that: Linda Adams is riding horses bareback for a traveling rodeo. Charlotte Alden, world known rock collector, has been found stoned. Judy Alexander has taken over June Taylor's position. Walter Allison has been sent to the moon by mistake. Bob Allread is still trying and trying and trying. One might say he is trying. Nancy Anderson is now playing in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Sally Andrews' smile is used on T. V. to advertise Tserc toothpaste. Kris Armstrong, always a lover of horses, gives Edgar County the honor of having the only thoroughbred hobby horse farm in the world. David Barrett is president of the Motorcycle Club. All he does is putt' around. Gary Beall has found that when he goes shooting, he had better take a gun. Jim Beaucamp's occupation as a kangaroo catcher usually keeps him jumping. Nancy Beck has been spending her time hunting for a lost piece of her jigsaw puzzle. Carol Bledsoe is considering writing a book on ladies' problems — which she has heard solved so many times in her beautician shop. Ronnie Blume has been operating on amateur radios. He may start TV series next year. Chris Brown has married Mr. Black, and both are tickled Pink. David Brown is still trying to find out what makes things tick. The clock has him puzzled. Scott Burnside has taken over Dick Biondi's job with the WLS radio station. James Butler is head of an agency that really serves the people of his country — The Butler Service. Grace Cassady has been touring the country with the Ice Capades. Vernon Chambers has signed a contract entitling him to teach Ancient History at P.H.S. Vicki Chapman, after majoring in agriculture, operates the Kime Farm. Linda Clark is the instructor at the roller rink. Richard Clark is the head veterinarian at Cape Canaveral. Carolyn Cline has started up a new Morris House. Anne Colson has gone way out with her hair styling. The last time we heard, she was on the moon. Robert Critchelow stamps envelopes with his feet. Mary Jane Cunningham has let her collection of stuffed animals tear up. I believe she said they were stuffed! Penny Cunningham is sewing for Dior. Mary Frances Curran has a big horse farm in Texas. Believe it or not, Kenneth Dennison has been running a used car lot. Dave Dickerson has the main job in the circus — a pole — holding up the tent. James Dickey is president of the Dickey Blue Jean Company. Ruth Dillon is sewing space-suits and selling them half price. Jim Eads is the chief instructor in the making of floats for the Rose Bowl Parade. Pancho Eads has won an Olympic medal for hopping cross country. Larry Eller is an executive-type businessman with ten beautiful secretaries. Pat Englum has painted a beautiful picture, but no one can figure out what it represents. 23 Denzel Eslinger has been hunting. He doesn't know what for — just hunting. Buster Farnham is still trying to make up his mind whether to leave his hubcaps on or off — a man of decision. David Farris is bookkeeper at the White House. John Halloran is using a new method on his farm. He has found the mule and plow very convenient. Carol Ann Harris has the job of turning the music for Van Cliburn. Terry Hays is teaching the boys how to dance at the Hangar. Carolyn Hollis has a chain of Dairy Queens throughout the United States. Marilyn Hunter, famed beautician, has discovered a new way to make hair look beautiful — wash it. John Hurst runs a Do-It-Yourself Corvette Company. Wayne Hutchings, U.S. Air Force pilot, has just recently flown the coop. After years of wandering, Glynette Hutchison has found her place in the sun. Now she spend most of her time reclining there. Jim Johns and Arnold Palmer are now co-owners of the world famous Paris Country Club. Deanna Jones is playing the lead on the TV series, The Nurses. Richard Jones has been giving advertisements for cigarettes on TV. Don Jordan has been named the new head coach for the all-girl Wellesley College football squad. Chatte Kauffman has recently been installed vice president of the Assistant Secretary Club. Fred Keehner has finally won the first place trophy at the Paris Motorcycle Hillclimb. Lester Kennedy, all time fishing pro, has just reeled in a three-ton albino whale to grace his mantle. Karla Kirsten runs a baby sitting agency for attractive young bachelors. It has been discovered that Thelma was the little Lamb instead of Mary. Completing his 999th orbit, U.S. astronaut Rudy Lambrechtse, has discovered that the cheese on the moon is better than the cheese in Holland. Karen Landes has just been crowned Miss Talkathon. Sharon Landes has been given the tedious job of refunding kisses in her charity kissing booth. Christie Lehman has drawn attention by selling new U.S., 49 star flags on Red Square in Moscow. David Lehman, president of a large clothing store, has the latest styles from Paris. Harold Lowry, manager of the Sleep Light Mattress Company, has been caught lying down on the job. Kay Ludington has aroused quite a bit of attention by publishing a book with so many stirring pages — a cookbook no doubt! Linda Ludington has the job of curling wigs for the Parliament of England. Vicki McCarty, always smiling, is still making people wonder what she is up to. Doris McGrew has a job modeling suits of armor. Dennie Malone, electrician for the Electric Electric Company, shocks his customers with his bills. John Marlowe must have a sixth cent since there is no sign of the other five cents. Gene Martin, professor of heredity, has won a Nobel Prize for his definition of heredity, If your grandfather didn't have any children, then your father probably didn't either, and neither will you. Chuck Milam, lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force, is really going UP in the world. Valarie Miller, well posted, sells pepperminted stamps. Sue Morecraft collects stuffed animals the hard way — by killing and stuffing them herself. Jim Morris is now president of the Do Nothing Club. Cheryl Mullen is now a full-fledged music teacher. She teaches frogs to croak. Dennis Nebergall has made millions of dollars as a comedian making people laugh — at him. Steve O'Bannon is now sole owner of his O'Bannon uninsured insurance company. Richard O'Hair has obtained the permanent job of bleaching Dumbo, the white elephant, once a month. 24 Rodney Ohl has invented a motor for the horse. This motor is for people who do not like to jog up and down. Georgia Oxenford and Pete Fountain are playing duets with their clarinets on the Lawrence Welk Show. Bill Parrish, Butlerupper Number 1, is now starring in the current stage show, Fred the Freeloader. Pam Parrish, clever operator, has YOUR number. Tom Patalas is really making the money as printer at the government mint. Virginia Peck, famous artist, is drawing them in. Mickey Perrisho, the mad scientist, has discovered that a pound will weigh less in the sun since it will be lighter. Ann Marie Polley teaches music to first grade child prodigies. Sherry Propst, a well breaded person, earns her money in the bakery. Rosie Renfrow has invented a partial vacuum which is a sweeper that takes up only part of the dirt. Maurice Rhoden, having so much time, works as a clock jeweler. David Ridener is a leader of men, and a follower of women. Nancy Riedell, printer for Sasnak Writing Company, has decided this is not her type of job. Joe Ritter has bought the other half of Hillbilly Heaven from his relative Tex. Janis Roberts, famous woman lawyer, has a hour long show competing with Perry Mason. Roy Rogers is still King of the Cowboys. Steve Saiter, authority on the Dark Ages, has been dubbed a knight. Jim Savoree, having all kinds of class, teaches girls' P.E. at P.H.S. Jane Scott is the head of the business department at the Pentagon. Owen Sensenbrenner, who really has the pull, has begun his career at a dentist. Mike Shaw has announced that he has just caught a live lion with his bare hands — that's some lyin'! Joe Sheehy, full of fun and mischief too, still likes things he shouldn't do. Our greatest cheerleader of all time, Ann Silverman, has patented her famous yell — Get that quarterback! Natalie Slay has bought a daschund for her kids so they can all pet it at once. In the election of '84, it has been found that Richard Smeltzer has acquired the top job in the White House — custodian of the attic. Connie Smith has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for the biography that she wrote on her father. Captain John Smith, coolest dancer in the world, is premiering in the Ice Palace at the North Pole. David Duke Snyder has won the boxing championship title by striking his opponent in the excitement — instead of the stomach. Scott Sprague has the biggest money-taking job in Fred Astaire's studio — a ticket teller. Having a great deal of patience, Shan Steidl is head doctor at Paris Clinic. Since Dyalene Strike has so many stories, she has been given the job of constructing skyscrapers. Eugene Sunkel, head of the stock exchange, buys and sells cattle daily. Vernon Tapley has proven himself a bluff — a mountain conservation officer. Gary Thompson still believes that a man of silence is better than a man of a million words. Claude Tosser has the safest job — working in the Edgar County Bank. Mike Touhey, game for anything, has been found hunting wild girls in Africa. Dick Travis has finally found out that it was the great navigator, Columbus, who cruised about the Atlantic and discovered America. Gloria Trover has been sick in bed for twenty-one years . . . having given up to the ghost! Mike Trover works on the railroad, since this is along his line. Having a lot of tongue, Dean Tucker has become a butcher at a local meat shop. Vicki Turpin, world known chemist, has proved to himself that Einstein's Theory is true. Marianne Tuttle is working in a candy factory putting peanuts and chocolate on live turtles. 25 Allen Tyler is still telling people where to go on his go-kart track. Max Ben Casey Van Gilder has been sued for successfully removing a gizzard from the body of Dr. Kildare. What does Russell Vaughn sell in his chain stores across the country? — chains, of course! Jean Vicory, a good driver, works for Borax — driving mule teams through Death Valley. Margaret Wallace has made a fortune selling invisible hairnets. Phyllis Walls, famous cook, has gotten rich quick by selling her four seasons — salt, pepper, mustard, and vinegar. Charles Watters, Illinois state policeman, has prohibited the sale of intoxicated liquors. John Whitcher is still driving his robin-egg-blue Corvair. What style! Judy Whitlock teaches a very successful co-educational physical education class at P.H.S. Joanna Willis, Miss Baby Sitter U.S.A., has told the public her secret tip on nursery care — feed the baby garlic so you can find him in the dark. When it rains cats and dogs, Linda Wilson, famed animal trainer, has been found trying to find poodles in the road. Larry Winkler appears on the T.V. show Winky Dink as King of the Winks. Gloria Woodyard has a chimney sweeping job, which soots her fine. Wilma Wright, candy tester for the Sweet Tooth Candy Company, really eats up her job. Richard Zieren is the fastest ambulance driver in the world. In fact, he doesn't even stop for the patients. I hold that man is in the right who is most closely in league with the future. Henrik Ibsen 26 Senior Cartoons 28 Juniors Hey, juniors! Stand up! Take a bow You've grown up! You're big cats now! CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS Eugene Barkley -------------------- President AAiss Mary Perisho Terry Dieckhoff ...............Vice President Mr. Edward Day Alan Shontze _____________________ Secretary David E. Wright___________________ Treasurer 29 Kay Gene James Norma Melvin Arrasmith Barkley Barlet Barry Bartlett Tom Jean Dick Jerry Bowman Breen Bright Brinkerhoff Ed Rick Dan Nancy Steve Bob Georganna Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Bruce Burgess Leslie Charles Nancy Jackie Pat Bill Paul Campbell Cash Cassady Cavanaugh Cavanaugh Cavins Cheatham 30 Cheryl Marc Darrell Ralph Collier Cooper Cornwell Creech Dave Marilee Ann Phyllis Lynn Sue Cunningham Cunningham Curl Curl David Deffenbaugh Robin Cummins Bill Dennis Marcella Diane Duzan Egan Jane DeWitt Bob Dole Terry Dieckhoff Diane Dillavou Mary Ron Diane Brenda Sonja Janice Fredi Egan Elam Eldredge Elledge Evans Fairchild Fazio Jim Feutz Barbara Fields Wilma Camille Ernest Connie Fletcher Foley Fowler Francis Mildred Frye 31 Darrel Linda Gary Bob Good Good Goodman Goodwin David Terry Sue Sandy Mary Phil Delford Griffin Haddix Hall Hollowell Hand Hanks Hart Ellen Bob Keith Joe Ed David Tom Haupt Heelen Heischmidt Hemphill Henson Hiddle Hiett John Hightower Phil Howard Larry Howell Jenny Holcomb - Dave Hopper rs June Phil Hollingsworth Hollis Maurice Johnson Sandy Howell Sue Hunt Phil Hutchings 32 f ; Tom Land Gene Merchant Don Maynard Tom McDaniel Charles Minnich Tom Larry Landsaw Larrance Carolyn Dane Lewis Lindley 1 Steve Lutz Adonna Magers Lee Joe Josie McClelland McDaniel McDaniel Greg Ron John Charles Cheryl Keith McHenry McKinney Mercer Miller Miller Miller Dennis Moeller Tom Morris X Bill Moss Martha Murphy Kenneth Nail Martha Nelson 33 Tom Mary Nicholson Niles David John Pasero Peebles Mary Sandy Mary Ogle O'Hair Orndoff Shirley J°Y Peel Perisho Leroy Sharon Personn Peters Sharon Ping Sandy Plew Ann Propst Mary Lou Rav S } p John Redman Jerry Smiley Jim Smittkamp Kay Snearley Nancy Snyder Sharlene Marjory Paul Michele Jim Tom Brigid Snyder Stafford Staley Starbuck Steidl Stuck Sullivan Lana Switzer Bonnie Tapscott Janet Tosser Cynthia Trout Gary Truelove Gaylan Turner Jim Valerine John Steve Mick Jane Jean Patty Sharon Williams Willmoth Willoughby Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson AND Anne Courter Terry Cravens Linda Crum Leonard Emerick June Phil Trina John Winkler Winkler Wolfe Woods i: Dave Wright Patti Wright 35 c 5 op iom ores The sophs aren't old The sophs aren't new Just think — they'll soon be juniors! Whew! CLASS OFFICERS Joe Webb ------------------------ President Clem Edwards __________________Secretary John Helfrich ______________ Vice President Dean Trott_____________________Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Imogene Kolkhorst Mr. W. O. Waltman 36 Leith Carol 1‘inda Adams Albrecht Andrews Applegate Martha Arbuckle Linda Doris Ashley Augustus Bob Bailey Sandra Linda Bill Tom Bain Baker Barnhart Bayless David Steve Baugh Baugh Mary Beauchamp Jack Berry Truman Besherse Dean Rebecca Bennett Benson Connie Gary Paulette Brenda David Marilyn Mitzi. Briseno Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Brown Jane Brown Peggy Buntain Judy Burgett Julia Butlei Ranellda Butler Sharon Butler Tom Cabeen 37 Arlene Bernie Bonnie Linda Jerry Carpenter Cash Caskey Cassity Chapman Linda Steve Clapp Claypool Paula Clover Harry Robert Sue Collier Colvin Coonce Phil Karen Ernest Curl Dart Daugherty Wayne Dick Minnie Craig Creech Cunningham Marilyn Daugherty r r + Terry Daughhtee Dan Davis Sharon Dawson Dianne Linda Nancy Bill John Yuana Clem Debolt Dennison Dery Dick Dillon Eads Edwards r. O CS w S 1 ML % 1 9 1 Vrl L Norman Mike Darlene Frances Paul Randall Vivian Edwards Elam Eldredge Entrican Entrican Entrican Entrican Darrall Maggie Beth David Charlotte Joanne Grace Eveland Fallowfield Farris Findley Fleming Foley Fonner 38 Karen Keith Jo Ann Junior Tom Wanda Rosie Francis Francis Gann Gann Gann Gates Gaudard Earlene Gress Larry Griffin Cathy Gross Shirley Glover Diane Graham John Judy Graham Gray JoAnne Ed Jim Hampsten Hard Harris David John Diane Haught Helfrich Henderson Allen Ken Bob Mary Albert Larry Anne Henson Henson Henson Herrington Hickman Hickman Hightower Larry Peggy Horn Howell Barbara Hunter 39 CJ r'v Drue Eugene Jim Leroy Charles Reba Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jordan Joy Richard Keenen Carolyn Kelly Peggy Kelly Ronald Kile Howard Kiser Nancy Keys Diane Kelsheimer Barbara Kraemer Beverly Kemper John Land Georgia Keys Don Phil Lane Lewis Richard Cynthia Trudy Donna Margaret Terry Donna Lewis Lucas Luckey Ludington Lutz Lynch McCoy Martha Delores Tom Janet Bob Marilyn Elizabeth Miller Mills Michell Moody Moren Morris Mulgrew 40 Darrel Sharon Nadine Diane Sue Howard Marie Myers Newby Nickols Nickolson Nickolson Ogle Ogle Stephen Stephen Dorcas Dennis Judith Barbara Larry O'Hair Papadokos Papageorge Parks Parrish Perkinson Perry Bonnie Evelyn Ron Gary John Laverne Daryl Petty Pine Pine Ping Piper Polley Potts a ' V 4 si jS y p 7 ' C Randy Powell Larry Propst F ran Rancher Loren Randall Charles Renfrow Paul Renfrow Dick Rhoads John Barbara Jane Mary Larry Wanda Ron Rhoads Robison Rogers Rue Sanders Sanders Sandstead Elizabeth Dan Ned Kent Bill Paul Sandy Schneider Scott See Sermersheim Shaw Shontze Simmons 41 V Vi =■f Jim Slifer n “ - V . - • Marilyn Slotter Sandra Smith Judy Snearly Cindy Soughers Shelia Springfield y ? Roger Stevenson Carolyn Stultz dM Si n “ . _ phu Tretter Jane Trogdon ' X Larry Trout Z jfc - ' ‘K r JW iJJ Sally Tweedy Kay Unseld Dick Van Houtin i'V t v ' I Mark Walters s Mike Weger - -I Diane Warner . • __ v Larry Washburn Wl Diane Whitesell Bob Wieland 42 Bob Sutherland Jerry Switzer Jane Thompson Judy Vaught -m Karen Watkins Bruce Watson I Tim Sprouts . O X i p ) Jim Throneburg Sandra Waggoner Donna Weber ■r Terry Willett Tom Willett Dave Winans f r •. Chuck Windmiller Jerry Beverly Barbara Juli Vicki Gary Richard Woltman Woodyard Wright Wright Wright York York I Hi M Ken Zeigler AND Judy Campbell Verlin Eslinger Tom Flint JoAnne Foley Ed Garvin John Kannewurf Roy Rhoads Nancy Snyder Robert Steidl Jeffrey Stuck Jean Wilson Willie Zieren resA men Locking for freshmen? Try the Hanger. Here can be found a group of slightly green cubs. Their titles—P.H.S. Puddy Tats. CLASS OFFICERS Morris Sunkel ------------------- President Bruce Carl ............-...... Vice President Judy Francis .................... Secretary Sallie Debolt ____________________ Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Marian Yontz Mr. Dennis Collier 44 Beth Marnita Kim Arnold Linda Earlene Claudette Adams Adams Armstrong Alan Asbury Babcock Bain Martha Jim Cherie Larry Byron Steve Denzell Bercaw Bess Bibo Bishop Blair Blair Board Randy Bob Jane Mickey Lenora Tracy Daryl Boldwyn Bowman Bozarth Branam Brewer Brewington Bridwell Bob Nancy Pete Barbara Cindy Fred Karl Bridwell Bright Briseno Brown Brown Brown Brown Peggy Bob John Rachel Paula Dan Ed Cabeen Calvert Carnahan Cash Catt Cleaver Cleaver Phil George Sue Steve Joyce Mike Bill Cochran Collier Colson Craig Cravens Creech Creech 45 Marcia Larry Rick Bruce Cathy Kay Lynn Crook Cunningham Cunningham Curl Curl Cushman Dailey Gary Vicki Donna Elizabeth Sallie Brent Marijane Dart Davidson Davis Dayton Debolt Deem Dieckhoff Dave Connie John Bob John Barbara Carlin Dodson Drake Dulaney Egan Egan Elledge Elledge Linda Betty Barbara Joe Bob Judy Jane Elledge Ellington Emerick Englum Englum Farnham Feutz Jim Kersey Linda Jerry Judy Elaine Janis Fleming Foley Foley Francis Francis Francis Frisz Lila Coral Larry Connie Kenneth Sue Bill Fulton Funkhouser Furry Gale Gale Good Goodwin Don Bob Larry Gloria Lorna David Shirley Goodwin Gosnell Green Greenwood Groves Guymon Haeniz 46 Chuck Jim Greg Ron Jim Hampsten Hanner Hanson Haynes Heischmidt Stan Sue Linda Don Donna Jim Elizabeth Henson Hicks Hollinger Hugg Hutton Jamison Jennings Alice Curtis Gayle Bob Jean Bob Diana Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jordan Joy Alice Loretta Barbara Bob Evelyn Betty Sheryl Kemper Kemper Kennedy Kennedy Keys Lamb Land Steve Donna Carol Elizabeth Donna Mike Bill Lankster Lewis Lezan Lindsey Litton Lowrey Lucas Charles Martha Jerry Pam Cristenna Janet Fred McClarey McClelland McDaniel McDaniel McDonald McGill McHenry Frank John Bob Leonard John Kenny Brenda McKenna McKenna McNabb Magers Mahan Maloney Martin 47 Becky Peebles Cherry-Jo Powers Lowell Peebles Sharon Prince Gerald Meeks Don Morrison Judy Ogle Denny Richey Henry Setzer Dennis Ron Michels Mitchell Joyce Kenneth Murphy Murphy Linda Osborn Cathy Janet Perry Peters Gary Mary Quandt Rancher Ken Ruth Robinson Rogers Sharon Jayne Shonk Shy Carl Orndoff Linda Richey Patty Shirar Kenneth Parrish Sharon Parrish Greg Pinnell Dave Patrick Larry Poole Ron Meeks Ron Morrison Deanna Martin Randy Newhart Nita Parrish Martha Pine Jim Randall Connie Nickles Carol Rhoads Russell Sandstead Karen Marquis Danna Richey Aron See Ron Martin Jean Ogle Paul Ruff Ruth Ann Moody Martha Morris John Dennis Dalbert Kathy Linda Judy Sue Simes Smeltzer Smilie Smith Smithson Stanfield Steid! Debbie Terry Pat Morris Tim Cindy Dave Stuck Sudduth Sullivan Sunkel Sunkel Switzer Switzer Linda Bill Joyce Joyce Lester Marsha Wanda Talbott Taylor Terrell Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Norma Kenneth Kay Jerry Gloria Garry David Throneburg Troye VanGilder VanHoutin Vaught Vaughn Vice Ronald Olin Nancy Ronnie Bob Wilma Sandy Wagoner Waltz Watson Weaver Webb Webster Whiteacre Billy Barbara David Ray Jay Steve Sandy Williamson Wilson Winkler Winkler Wolfe Wright York AND Jerry Butler, Dianne Coad, Richard Evitt, Comer Gann, Vicki Garvin, Ivan Hall, Mary Kathryn Hamm, Barbara Harris, Nancy Harris, David Henry, Paul Hickman, David Kiger, Sue Kirby, Leon McGregor, David March, Thomas Merchant, Rhea Myer, Nadine Nickles, Lorraine Raisner, Allen Shonk, Loren Smith, Lloyd Tosser, Lowell Wells, Dan Winkler, Kenneth Zeigler. 49 C ouca ion 50 Jioara of ( cfucation The education of loyal, intelligent citizens is one of the most important responsibilities of the public schools. Education for freedom means education to help free men to search for the truth, to make intelligent choices, to develop their talents and skills to the maximum. As the boys and girls of the Paris Public Schools study our American Heritage and learn their responsibilities and rights as American Citizens, as free men, may each and every one proudly say, This is my country. America and freedom throughout the world will survive if our youth have deep spiritual insight into the significance of liberty and freedom, respect for a republican form of government, and our free democratic society. This is the greatest challenge for the people of America, for our youth, and for our schools. Raymond I. Massey President 51 Time passes quickly. There is nothing you can do about it except to see that, as far as possible, your time passes wisely. Take time to think — it is a source of vitality. Take time to care for your health — it is the secret of perennial youth. Take time to learn — it is a way to happiness. Take time to read — it is a source of wisdom. Take time to have faith — it is a key to success. John M. Stabler Superintendent Paris Union School District 95 As you leave Paris High School, I wish you well, and know that all of you will always do the best you can. And as you leave I would like to give you an ancient Irish farewell: May the roads rise with you And the wind be always at your back And may the good Lord hold you in the hollow of His hand. John P. Allen Principal of Paris High School 53 icfminis tratioe Aids Jle p Jfofcf iAe Aiger J3 ine ELLEN E. JOHNSON Secretary to the Principal CATHERINE PECK Secretary to the Superintendent 54 MARGARET SULLIVAN Secretary to the Superintendent JACK FOLEY 55 Our den is clean and in good repair; We lucky tigers have never had it so fair! !yricufture Oepar tin ent Richard J. Smith teaches Vocational Agriculture. 56 y) us in ess C education Left to right: Mary Ida Riedell teaches shorthand, clerical and Typing II. Ann Lee Brock has charge of Distributive Education, Typing I, and Business English. Imogene Kolkhorst teaches Typing I, and General Business. John Eggleston varies his day with Bookkeeping,'Business Law, and Typing I. After taking business classes, Students seem much brighter. They can read some chicken scratches And peck that old typewriter. 57 Juicfance In this and that. These and those. Mrs. Newman strives to cure student woes. 58 Marshall Goss instructs beginning drivers in fhe operation of automobiles. The traffic is hectic. Pedestrians are skeptic— While young drivers are learning; Their instructor is yearning. For them to start turning Before they run into the curb! 59 D epar: I men I Some Tiger cubs learn that c a-t spells kitten, while other subs learn that c-a-t spells cat. f The faculty of the English department consists of-left to right: Louise Honnold, Frances Connelly, Barbara Burke, Maude Hopper, Helen Hightower, Jack Harris, Carrie Shutzbaugh, Ted Johnson, Ann Brock, and Nelle Jenkins. 60 foreign C anauaae department Left to right: Ruth Greenman, Elizabeth Kern, Catherine Farrell, and Carrie Shutzbaugh teach the foreign languages. 61 y.fome C conomics When the hungry tigers begin to roar. They run for the Home Ec. door. But when they get there, to their surprise— All they find—burned cookies, cakes and pies! 62 Left to right: Mary Ann Perisho and Marian Yontz introduce many phases of Home Economics to Paris High School students. 7n Austria Arts Dust and art combine forces. With metal and mettle-industry leaps at the resources Of Industrial Arts. 63 Left to right: James Thompson, Edward Day, and James Lawton discuss problems. After all, what is a den— Tiger or otherwise—without a library and librarian? 64 'jTCa t ie mattes Space-age instructs in .he mathematic, department- . to right Elizabeth Kern, Allen Keenen, and Carl Jones. Albert McHenry, Dennis Collier Tiger cubs become efficient in math. Some cubs learn that 2 -f- 2 = 3, and others conclude that 2 4- 2 = 4. A few cubs learn a -f b =: c, but the majority agree that a + b =: a -|- b. Titus ic l)epartm en Right to left: Patricia McNees teaches vocal music and directs all special choral music for various events. Cal Stockman instructs band students and directs the Paris High School stage band combo, The Crescendos. The Tigers music is not Nor is it ever b But is is always 4 You can bet on that. (5 ducat ion Department The healthy, happy P.E. teachers—left to right: Carolyn McDowell, Joe Doglio, Bret Brown, and Betty Ruyle—keep both faculty and students In ambulatory condition. P used to stand for physical, E used to stand for education. After a long, long day of work. The P stands for pooped And the E stands for educators. 67 Left to right: Marshall Goss, Bret Brown, John Gibson, Allen Keenen, and Willis Waltman. Test tubes and pickled frogs, Bunsen burners and formaldehyde hogs, Spirogyra and Erlenmeyer flasks— All of these things for Scientific tasks ' 68 Social Studies The study of many lands. And how far each one reaches, Rests in the expert hands Of our Social Studies teachers. Social Studies teachers include, left to right: Gordon Herron, Richard Maack, Norma Kerrick, Donald Giesler, Cassandra Wolfe, Jack Harris, Ann Brown, Charles Johnson, and Ted Johnson. 69 Cat ion a.f 7ft on or c Joc eA y OFFICERS: Edward Feutz, president; David Dickerson, vice president; Georgia Oxenford, secretary; Nancy Riedell, treasurer. MEMBERS: Patricia Englum, Glynette Hutchison, Deanna Jones, Cheryl Mullen, Richard O'Hair, Virginia Peck, Ann Polley, Janis Roberts, Shan Steidl, Marianne Tuttle, Max VanGilder. Sponsor—Mrs. Mary Dole Bryan Directors—Mrs. Carrie Shutzbaugh, Mr. Don Giesler, Mr. John Eggleston, Mr. Carl Jones, Miss Catherine Farrell. One of the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon an ardent student is to be elected to membership in the National Honor Society. The members of this organization are selected for Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. In order to qualify for scholarship, a student must acquire a 4.5 or B + scholastic average. During their sophomore year, students are nominated and put on probation for membership. Members of the high school faculty nominate the candidates. Final approval is given by the chapter directors. 70 Honorees at the spring Scholastic Honors banquet Sc io astic Ac iieuemen Aecocjm'zecf Left to right: Superintendent Stabler, and John Allen, principal Under the sponsorship of the Paris High School Student Council backed by the Board of Education, the first annual Honors Day banquet was held in the high school gymnasium in May, 1962. This banquet is designed to correspond to the various athletic banquets which honor outstanding athletes. Eighty-four Paris High School students—from each of the four classes—were honored for placing consistently on the honor roll for the first three quarters of the school year. Students who receive this honor maintain a grade standing of at least halfway between an A and a B. John Stabler, superintendent of the city schools, presided as master of ceremonies and introduced Dr. Quincy Doudna, president of Eastern Illinois University, who was the principal speaker. Dr. Doudna listed two important attributes of an educated person— The development of the quality of integrity and honesty in character, and the high regard for hard work. He stressed that students have a great potential for learning and doing. Following Dr. Doudna's speech. Principal John Allen presented individual scholastic letters to these outstanding students. Mr. Allen recognized the many hours of study and hard work on the part of these students that made this achievement possible. The coveted „p„ 71 Sc io cistic Jfonors Second Semester 1961-1962 (Names with received honors two quarters) SENIORS JUNIORS Gerald Allen Robert Allred ‘Bill Bess ‘Ronald Blume David Burgett ‘Carolyn Cline ‘Eileen Butler ‘David Dickerson ‘Pamela Cartwright Patricia Englum Larry Day ‘Edward Feutz ‘Jane Drake ‘Barbara Givens ‘Diane Eveland ‘Glynette Hutchison ‘Diana Gibbs ‘Deanna Jones ‘Daniel Goodwin ‘Donald Jordan ‘Ronald Haun ‘Thelma Lamb ‘Sharon Heischmidt Rudy Lambrechtse Carol Hiddle ‘Karen Landes ‘Sherrie Lahti ‘Cheryl Mullen ‘Brarn Lambrechtse Richard O'Hair ‘Barbara Lindsey Georgia Oxenford ‘Jean McCoy ‘Virginia Peck ‘Floyd Matthews ‘Ann Polley ‘Garnett Ridgway ‘Nancy Riedell ‘John Smiley ‘Janis Roberts ‘Betty Smittkamp ‘Ann Silverman ‘Elizabeth Stafford ‘Scott Sprague ‘Steve Sturgell Shan Steidl ‘Jackie Turpin Dyalene Strike ‘Mary Jane Watson ‘Eugene Sunkel ‘Joyce Weger ‘Marianne Tuttle Richard Wheeler ‘Max VanGilder ‘Beverly Witcher ‘Joanna Willis SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ‘Pat Allcorn ‘Carol Albrecht ‘Eugene Barkley Martha Arbuckle ‘John Beeson ‘Doris Augustus ‘Roberta Bell ‘Mary Jane Beck ‘Bill Cavins ‘David S. Brown ‘Marc Cooper ‘Arlene Carpenter Bill Dennis ‘Linda Clapp ‘Brenda Elledge Diane Debolt Judy Fessant ‘David Findley ‘Jim Feutz ‘Keith Francis ‘Connie Francis ‘John Graham ‘Darrell Good ‘Judy Gray ‘Gary Goodman Mary Herrington ‘Bertha Haupt Peggy Howell ‘Joseph Hemphill Barbara Hunter ‘Harvey Inman ‘Terry Hurst Robert Jewell ‘Drue Johnson Maurice Johnson ‘Eugene Johnson ‘Ruth Jones ‘Diane Kelsheimer ‘David Kelsheimer ‘Philip Lewis ‘Diane Lane ‘Cynthia Lucas ‘Larry Larrance ‘Donna McCoy ‘Lee McClelland ‘Raymond Massey Josie McDaniel ‘Tom Mitchell ‘Greg McHenry ‘Elizabeth Mulgrew ‘Paul Marchant Howard Ogle ‘John Mercer Timothy Sprouls ‘Thomas Morris ‘Robert Sutherland ‘Mary Niles ‘Judy Vaught ‘Circe Papageorge Donna Weber ‘David Pasero ‘Barbara Wright ‘Joy Perisho Vicki Wright ‘Jerry Smiley ‘James Smittkamp ‘Marjory Stafford ‘Jim Valerine ‘Sharon Wilson ‘Katrina Wolfe 72 cS cAo as zc J fc onors (First Semester 1962-1963) (Names with received honors two quarters) SENIORS JUNIORS Robert Allred Patricia Allcorn Sally Andrews ‘Eugene Barkley Kris Armstrong ‘Roberta Bell ‘David Dickerson Jerry Brinkerhoff James Eads Bill Cavins ‘Patricia Englum ‘James Cooper Edward Feutz Ann Curl Barbara Givens ‘Mary Egan ‘Judy Green ‘Brenda Elledge John Holloran ‘Jim Feutz ‘Glynette Hutchison ‘Darrell Good Don Jordan Gary Goodman Thelma Lamb ‘Bertha Haupt Charles Milam ‘Joseph Hemphill ‘Cheryl Mullen ‘John Hightower ‘Richard O'Hair ‘David Hopper ‘Georgia Oxenford ‘Sue Hunt ‘Virginia Peck ‘Robert Jewell ‘Ann Polley ‘David Kelsheimer ‘Nancy Riedell Larry Larrance Shan Steidl Lee McClelland Marianne Tuttle Paul Marchant ‘Max Van Gilder ‘John Mercer ‘Gloria Woodyard Martha Murphy ‘Mary Niles ‘Mary Orndoff Circe Papageorge ‘David Pasero Jerry Smiley Marjory Stafford SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Leith Adams Alan Arnold Carol Albrecht Earlena Babcock Martha Arbuckle ‘Cherie Bibo Doris Augustus ‘Byron Blair Bob Bailey John Steven Blair Sandra Bain ‘Robert Bowman Linda Baker ‘Daryl Bridwell Mary Jane Beck ‘Paula Catt Paulette Brooks Richard Cunningham David S. Brown Lynn Dailey Judy Burgett ‘Elizabeth Dayton ‘Julia Ann Butler ‘Barbara Elledge Sharon Butler ‘Linda Elledge ‘Arlene Carpenter ‘Jane Feutz ‘Linda Clapp ‘Jerry Francis ‘Steven Claypool Judy Francis Teri Daughhtee Elaine French Diane Debolt Janis Frisz Bill Dick Susan Good ‘David Findley Gregory Hanson ‘Keith Francis ‘Linda Hollinger ‘John Graham Elizabeth Jennings ‘Judy Gray Betty Lamb ‘Mary Herrington Sheryl Land Anne Hightower ‘John Mahan ‘Drue Johnson ‘Deanna Martin ‘Eugene Johnson ‘Ronald Morrison Richard Keenan Jane Montgomery ‘Diana Kelsheimer Jeannette Ogle Barbara Kraemer Judy Ogle Cynthia Lucas ‘Becky Peebles Donna McCoy ‘Chery Jo Powers ‘Raymond Massey Patricia Shirar ‘Tom Mitchell ‘Jane Shy ‘Elizabeth Mulgrew ‘Linda Smithson ‘Diana Nicholson ‘Judy Stanfield Barbara Perkinson ‘Linda Talbott Dick Rhoads ‘Kay Van Gilder Dan Scott Nancy Watson William Shaw ‘Sandra Whitacre ‘Marilyn Slotter ‘Carolyn Stutlz ‘Donna Weber ‘Barbara Wright ‘Vicki Wright 73 I962 I9 63 cSchoo ( ci encfar SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Mon., Sept. 3 Labor Day—No school Tues., Sept. 11 Junior Magazine—9 A.M. Cross-country—Gerstmeyer—There Fri., Sept. 14 Varsity Football—Tuscola—There Tues., Sept. 18 ...... Cross-country—Garfield—Here Thurs., Sept. 20 FFA—Leadership Training School—Oakland Fri., Sept. 21_ Homecoming Varsity Football—Westville—Here Sat., Sept. 22 ________________ Cross-country—Paris Invitational Mon., Sept. 24 Lyceum Program—Ray Monsalvatge—1 P.M. Fresh-Soph and Varsity Football—Robinson—Here Cross-country—Bismarck—There Fri., Sept. 28 Cross-country—Cumberland Invitational Varsity Football—Marshall—There Mon., Oct. 1 -________ Fresh-Soph Football—Georgetown—There Thurs., Oct. 4.................—- FFA—Land Judging Contest—Jamaica Cross-country—Mattoon—Here Fri., Oct. 5 .................... County Institute—No School Varsity Football—Charleston—Here Sat., Oct. 6 .......... ........... Cross-country—Wabash Valley Mon. Oct. 8 ....... Fresh-Soph Football—Charleston—Here Thurs. Oct. 11_____________________Fresh Football—Charleston—There Fri., Oct. 12 ......-..............IEA Div.—No School Varsity Football—Palestine—There Sat. Oct. 13 ......................Cross-country—Invitational Mon., Oct. 15......................Fresh-Soph-Casey-There Band Marching Festival—Newton Tues. Oct. 16 ............Cross-country— Danville—Here Thurs., Oct. 18..... -.-..........Area DE-OO Meeting Freshman Football—Georgetown Cross-country—Cumberland—There Fri. Oct. 19 ____________________Varsity Football—Newton—Here Mon Oct 22 _ _______Fresh-Soph Football—Marshall—There Fri. Oct. 26_______________________Varsity Football—Oblong—There Sat. Oct. 27 ______________________Cross-country—District Mon. Oct. 29_______________________Freshman Football—Mattoon—5:30—Here Thurs., Nov. 1 ................ Freshman Football—Marshall—Here Fri. Nov. 2 ......................End of First Quarter Varsity Football—Robinson—Here Sat. Nov. 3 _______Cross-country—State Mon. Nov. 5 _______________________Fresh-Soph Football—Oblong—Here Tues.', Nov. 6_____________________FFA—Parliamentary Procedure Contest—Armstrong Fri., Nov. 9_______________________Varsity Football—Casey—There Mon., Nov. 12______________________PTA-Open House Thurs., Nov. 15....................Fall Play Thurs., Nov. 22____________________Thanksgiving—No School Basketball—Brocton—Here Tues., Nov. 27_____________________tPTA—College Night Fri., Nov. 30______________________Basketball—Danville—There Sat., Dec. 1_______________________Fresh-Soph Basketball—Danville North—Here Fri., Dec. 7_______________________FFA—Grain show—Rossville Basketball—Oblong—There Mon., Dec. 10______________________Fresh-Soph Basketball—Charleston—Here Fri., Dec. 14______________________Lyceum Program—Ella Jenkins—9 A.M. Basketball—McArthur—Here 74 Sat., Dec. 15 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY Sat., Dec. 22________________ Wed., Dec. 26.... Sat., Jan. 5 Mon., Jan. 7............ Tues., Jan. 8 Fri., Jan. 11........................ Sat., Jan. 12 _____ _________________ Mon., Jan. 14............. Tues., Jan. 15_______________________ Fri., Jan. 18__________ Sat., Jan. 19 Mon., Jan. 21 Tues., Jan. 22 Thurs., Jan. 24______________________ Fri., Jan. 25________________________ Mon., Jan. 28 thru Thurs., Jan. 31 Sat., Feb. 2_________________________ Mon., Feb. 4...... Tues., Feb. 5........ Wed., Feb. 6 „ Fri., Feb. 8_________________________ Tues., Feb. 12________________________ Fri., Feb. 15........................ Sat., Feb. 16......................... Mon., Feb. 18 Fri., Feb. 22 ....... Mon., Feb. 25....................... Sat., March 2_________________________ Invitational Speech Contest—Champaign Freshman Basketball-Danville East—Here — Basketball—Lawrenceville—There .....Christmas Tournament Basketball—Cumberland—There -----Fresh-Soph Basketball-Cumberland-There .....Basketball—Clinton—There Basketball—Marshall—There -----Freshman Basketball-Danville South-There -----Fresh-Soph Basketball—Charleston—There ____ Basketball—Newton—Here ___ End of First Semester Basketball—Feifshans—There __ Fresh-Soph Basketball—Robinson—Here .....Basketball—Schlarman—There _____Lyceum Program—Dr. Davis—9 A.M. _____Basketball—Casey—There _____El Tournament Basketball—Eisenhower—Here ____ Fresh-Soph Basketball—Robinson—There ... Fresh-Soph Basketball—Jefferson—4:00 P.M.—Here ___ FFA—Foundation Awards—Paris _____Basketball—Palestine—Here ...... Lincoln's Birthday—No School Basketball—Newman—Here Basketball—Robinson—There _____Speech—District ----Fresh-Soph Basketball—Oblong—Here -----Basketball—Charleston—There ----Fresh-Soph Basketball—Cumberland—Here -...Speech Sectional—Individuals Basketball—Tuscola—Here Mon., Mar. 4-------------------------Basketball—Regional Sat., Mar. 9........................ Speech Sectional—Debate and Dramatics Tues., Mar. 12....................... FFA—Public Speaking Contest—Ridgefarm Wed., Mar. 13 thru Fri., Mar. 15_____Basketball Sectional Sat., Mar. 16 -----------------------Music State Solo and Ensemble Tues., Mar. 19-----------------------Basketball—First Round Wed., Mar. 20------------------------Lyceum Program—Princess White Buffalo—9 A.M. Thurs., Mar. 22______________________Third Quarter Ends Basketball—State Thurs., Apr. 4_______________________Play—Auditorium Fri., Apr. 5 and Sat., Apr. 6_______Speech—State Fri., Apr. 12_______________________Easter—Vacation Sat., Apr. 20_______________________Music State Organizations Fri., Apr. 26_______________________Band Concert Fri., Apr. 26 and Sat., Apr. 27______Student Council Convention Wed., May 1--------------------------FFA—Livestock Grain Judging Contest—Ridgefarm and Georgetown Fri., May 3__________________________May Fete Sat., May 4__________________________Tennis District Fri., May 10_________________________Chorus Concert Sat., May 11_________________________Golf-Track District Thurs., May 16_______________________Jr.-Sr. Banquet Fri., May 17_________________________Ir.-Sr. Prom Sun., May 26_________________________Baccalaureate Wed., May 29_________________________Commencement Thurs., May 30_______________________Memorial Day 75 EDITORS IN CHIEF (standing) JUNIOR—Lee McClelland, SENIOR—Marianne Tuttle COPY EDITORS (sitting) Glynette Hutchison, Deanna Jones, Marjory Stafford, Trina Wolfe, and Jane DeWitt. REPORTER Karen Landes SPORTS EDITORS Steve Lutz, Joy Perisho, Bill Cavins, and Richard O'Hair. Arena BUSINESS MANAGERS Sue Hunt, Joanna Willis 76 TYPISTS Patricia Allcorn Thelma Lamb Nancy Riedell Martha Murphy ART EDITORS Circe Papageorge Virginia Peck LAYOUT EDITORS Catherine Cline Judy Green Susan Deffenbaugh PICTURE EDITORS Jennifer Holcomb Sue Hunt Barbara Wright Dennie Malone Sally Andrews Sharon Parrish Robert Bridwell 77 Ann Polley, editor in chief; Cheryl Mullen, executive editor; Larry Eller, sports editor; LaNee Benefiel, news editor; Brenda Elledge, feature editor; Circe Papageorge, art editor. Reporters: Linda Adams, Nancy Anderson, Arlene Carpenter, Jim Johnson, Cheryl Kirby, Sharon Landes, Dennie Malone, Donna .McCoy, Josie McDaniel, Jim Morris, Donna Weber, and Barbara Wright. Faculty Advisor— Mr. Jack Harris. The news media of Paris High School, The Tiger Tales, is published five times each school year. This publication is an extracurricular activity of the students of P.H.S. Tiger Tales is distributed to the student body free of charge. The staff and sponsor try to keep abreast of school activities and inform its readers of school events —immediate past, present, and future. Everyone at P.H.S. looks forward to each edition of Tiger Tales. The staff and sponsor are to be congratulated on the good work which is being done in getting out each number of our school newspaper. 78 OFFICERS: James Morris, president; Edward Feutz, vice president; Karla Kirsten, secretary; Don Seeley, treasurer; Richard O'Hair, parliamentarian. MEMBERS: Seniors—Dave Barrett, Nancy Gumm, Glynette Hutchison, Bill Parrish, Scott Sprague. Juniors—Steve Brown, Paul Cheatham, Brenda Elledge, Jenny Holcomb, Keith Miller, Richard Sanders, Michele Starbuck, Mickey Willoughby. Sophomores— David Brown, Arlene Carpenter, Karen Francis, John Helfrich, Phil Lewis, Joe Miller, Elizabeth Schneider, Marilyn Slotter, Vicki Wright. Freshmen—Donna Davis, Judy Francis, Susan Hicks, Cheryl Land, Leonard Magers, Nita Parrish, Jane Shy, Kay VanGilder, Nancy Watson. Joe Doglio—sponsor. The Student Council plays an important role in student life at Paris High School. The council strives to represent the entire student body. It is made up of one representative from each homeroom. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote the general welfare of the students and allow them a voice in the management of school affairs. Better education is achieved by a closer relationship between the faculty and students of a school, and the Student Council is the link that helps to establish this understanding. During the school year, the members of the council try to promote courtesy, leadership, and scholarship throughout the student body. This student representation sponsors lyceum programs, informal dances, pep meetings, general assemblies, and elections. Many other tasks are performed under the direction of this organization. JAMES MORRIS President of Student Council Rudolph Lambrechtse___________Vice President Eugene Barkley __________________ Secretary Bill Cavins ______________________ Treasurer John Stabler_________________________Sponsor 5i6fe Gfu6 OFFICERS Marilyn Hunter__________________ President Daniel Reel .............. Vice President David Haught ___________________ Secretary Eugene Johnson___________________Treasurer Pauline Newman ___________________ Sponsor OFFICERS Judy Gray----------------------- President Barbara Wright______________Vice President Timothy Sprouls_________________Secretary. Elizabeth Schneider______________Treasurer Ruth Greenman______________________Sponsor 81 Distributive ( cfucation OFFICERS Linda Ludington---------- Terry Haddix------------- Kay Ludinglon------------ Richard Jones------------ Ann Brock---------------- ____President Vice President ____ Secretary _____ Treasurer _____ Sponsor 82 OFFICERS Ronald Elam __________________ President Roy Rogers ................ Vice President Mike Willoughby ___________ Sec'y-Treasurer James Thompson ____________________ Sponsor OFFICERS Max Van Gilder....... .. President Scott Sprague Vice President Chatfe Kauffman ____________ Secretary Melvin Bartlett ............ Treasurer Charles Johnson _____________ Sponsor 83 future ffome makers of Imerica OFFICERS Sylvia Claypool President Margaret Wallace.......Vice President Sandra O'Hair ___________ Secretary Sharon Peters ........... Treasurer Mary Perisho ................. Sponsor Marian Yontz _______________ Sponsor future farmers of Imerica OFFICERS Wayne Hutchings _____________ President Phil Hanks ............. Vice President Paul Cheatham _______________ Secretary Darrel Good _________________ Treasurer John Webster .............. Sentinel Paul Staley____________________Reporter Richard Smith _______________._Sponsor OFFICERS: Bill Cavins, president; Dave Barrett, vice president; Pamela Parrish, secretary; Deanna Jones, treasurer. Ted Johnson, sponsor. Oramah'c G uf 85 future eacfjers of Imerica OFFICERS Cheryl Mullen.................... President Judy Green __________________ Vice President Virginia Peck ____________________ Secretary Nancy Gumm _______________________ Treasurer Pauline Newman _____________________ Sponsor 7Jep OFFICERS David Cunningham _____________ President Mickey Michels ___________Vice President Minnie Cunningham ____________ Secretary Larry Cunningham ------------- Treasurer Joe Doglio_______________________Sponsor 86 (OA curuys OwdL AAjl jg iJJ-lJJ-ljl B U J J L 'j fi oU- jfJiH JUn . LJJLdAa, ty Aojk °'t 'AjUA- OM Jhv tu)UjtM jJ|J i JJ |J= 5= 33 S (JLyU. JAl cy AAc Mryui CjAasJUjlA c ]a AAt Az d ji ty Ji oa{ Oa thx. ruy Ao tAjJwuis lA A tA AbJLy, CxJl. ASAJsHsttp Ml £ x2 w(l J|Jj j |j.ri’«l| tAuZ x2 uA£, ggi Uik Ao-cUT 3 (Jk WTthornsyJtA lUloU, aJjLkMas AtrUA aAlM. t jUf AcA. UA OM. 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SCHEDULE Paris 33 Gerstmeyer ...... 22 Paris 25 Garfield _ ...... 30 PARIS CLASS INVITATIONAL Fresh ...1st Soph _________ 4th Jr_____5th Sr........ one runner Paris__15 Bismark ....... 48 Paris__33 Georgetown ______ 24 CUMBERLAND INVITATIONAL Paris—2nd Paris _ 23 Wiley ......... 34 Paris 25 Mattoon ....... 30 WABASH VALLEY MEET Paris.—4th Paris__32 Georgetown ______ 25 Paris__21 Cumberland ....... 34 LA GROVE INVITATIONAL Paris.-..4th DISTRICT MEET Paris 6th Jerry McDaniel, John Mercer, Jerry Smiley, Danny Beasley, Robert Bailey, Steve Lutz, Terry Hurst, Richard Cunningham, Second row: John Egan, Bob Webb, Raymond Massey, David Boswell, Ronnie Kile, Keith Heischmidt, Lester Thompson, Jerry Switzer. Third row: Tom Mitchel, Loren Randall, Gary Thompson, Joe McDaniel, Drue Johnson, Randy Bold-wyn, Ronnie Blume, Leonard Magers, Robert Bowman. Fourth row: Coach Marshall Goss, Leslie Blair, Mgr. 88 Jootbaff — 962 Season ,. tt- - w VARSITY Left to right, standing: Ass't Coach Bret Brown, Bob Allred, Darrel Good, Steve Griffin, Joe Good, Dave Dickerson, Jim Morris, Chuck Gore Eddie Henson, John Williams, Coach Gordon Herron. Second row. Dean Tucker, Chuck Milam, John Beeson, John Helfrich, Maurice Johnson Jerry Brinkerhoff, Jim Savoree, Don Jordan, Mickey Michels, David Ridener. Sitting: David Pasero, David Hiddle, Mike Martin, Keith Miller Bruce Curl, John Garver, Mike Touhey, Tom Stuck, David Cunningham, Dennis Moeller, Joe Webb. The 1962 Paris football team was, with all honesty, a surprise to me. Before the season started, I felt we would win over half of our games. After our early season injuries, it appeared that we could end with a losing season. The fact that this team only lost one football game proves that the team members had great courage and spirit that was guided by the will to win. I just hope that I had some small part in molding this spirit, and that the individuals of this year's football team will maintain the courage and the will to win throughout the rest of your lives. 89 COACH GORDON HERRON SENIORS, Kneeling, left to right: Mickey Michels, Jim Savoree, Don Jordan, Mike Touhey, Captain Jim Morris. Standing: Chuck Milam, Bob Allred, Dave Dickerson, Joe Good, Dean Tucker, Chuck Gore, David Ridener, Steve Griffin. SCHEDULE Tuscola .... Westville Marshall Charleston Palestine Newton Oblong Robinson AN ALL-ROUND ATHLETE, end David Dickerson was Paris's only Tiger to earn the honor of State end in '62. JIM MORRIS '63 Tackle DAVID DICKERSON '63 End DON JORDAN '63 Tailback MIKE MARTIN '64 Safety JIM SAVOR EE '63 Guard JOE GOOD '63 Tackle JERRY BRINKERHOFF '64 End DENNIS MOELLER '64 Tailback JOHN GARVER '64 Fullback ED HENSON '65 Tackle Coach Gordon Herron comments: The 1962 Paris Tiger Varsity Gridders closed their most successful football season in many years with a record of 6-1-2 and captured second place in the Eastern Illinois Conference. Concerning members of the team: Captain Jim Morris showed unexpected good leadership. Without Don Jordan we would have lost more than one game. Dave Dickerson was an outstanding pass receiver and punter. Mike Martin is the smallest safety man in the league, but one of the best. Jim Savoree improved the most from last year. In spite of a leg injury, Joe Good—a fine player, filled in for us against Casey, our last opponent. Jerry Brinkerhoff will be remembered best for catching a pass in the end zone—against Charleston to win a game. At the end of the year—with fine running, Denny Moeller—defense his specialty, showed great promise on offense. A junior, John Garver at the end of the season came along very fast. Filling in as a tackle, Ed Henson did yeoman work. When Bruce Curl made his letter this, his freshman year, no other words are needed. BRUCE CURL '66 Wingback STEVE GRIFFIN '63 Center MICKEY MICHELS '63 Tackle Steve Griffin, our center and extra point man, began to mature into a real football player. Our finest lineman, Mickey Mickels, whose efforts are unequaled is a coach's delight. Bob Allred provided a good example at defensive end. A boy who showed what hard work and patience will do was Mike Touhey. Chuck Milam made the first team, much to the surprise of the coach. Until injury sidelined him, Dean Tucker helped the Tigers out of some tight places. Late in the season our blocking guard, Dave Cunningham, showed great defensive ability as a line backer. If the larger boys had played the game as Tommy Stuck did, we would never have been beaten. John Williams is a good prospect for next year. A sophomore quarterback who played first string was John Helfrick. This speaks for John. A Tiger who enjoys contact, Joe Webb, became a good running fullback at the end of the season. David S. Brown showed great natural ability, especially pass defensive. BOB ALLRED '63 End MIKE TOUHEY '63 Wingback CHUCK MILAM '63 Guard DEAN TUCKER '63 End DAVID CUNNINGHAM '64 Guard TOM STUCK '64 Wingback DAVID S. BROWN '65 Quarterback JOHN WILLIAMS '64 End JOHN HELFRICK '65 JOE WEBB '65 Quarterback Fullback 1 ■ .L „ U Sitting, left to right: Gary Dart, Dan Cleaver, Kim Armstrong, Charles McClarey, David Patrick, Robert McNabb, Bob Egan, Olin Waltz, Kenneth Murphy, Bill Goodwin, Jim Jamison. Kneeling: Mgr. Mike Ball, Karl Orndoff, Pat Sullivan, Larry Cunningham, Dennis Parks, Tracy Brewington, Bob Englum, Gerald Meeks, Ron Weaver, Larry Matthews, Dean Trott, Bob Colvin, David S. Brown, Stephen Craig. Standing: Coach Doglio, Bruce Curl, Dennis Michels, Dean Bennett, Richard York, Ronnie Sandstead, Roger Stevenson, Philip Curl, Myron Landes, Dan Scott, Jerry Woltman, Richard Keenen, Clem Edwards, Asst. Coach Giesler. FRESH-SOPH SCHEDULE Paris—27 Robinson_________________6 Paris__33 Casey ___________________ 0 Paris....19 Georgetown______________12 Paris.—20 Marshall ................ 0 Paris—20 Charleston______________19 Paris__14 Mattoon__________________35 Paris....20 Oblong__________________12 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Paris.... 7 Charleston________ 19 Paris_7 Georgetown ________ 0 Paris.—35 Marshall____________0 94 Sitting, left to right: Glynette Hutchison, Carolyn Cline, Doris McGrew, Qu ?en Deanna, Jennifer Holcomb, Robin Cummins, Michele Starbuck. Standing: Cindy Soughers, Sally Tweedy, Karen Dart, Nancy Watson, Nita Parrish, Judy Francis. Captain Jim Morris crowns the Queen. The seniors capture the Student Council Traveling plaque. ) asAe ifja A Jiaers 40 f 1 18 L lO fill® 60 { P1 X8 i s o w Wp fZS .TlSXPr-lt l 1 30 J VARSITY SQUAD Front row, left to right: Coach Richard Maack, Roger Osborn Jerry Brinkerhoff, John Beeson, Co-Captain Don Jordan, John Whitcher, Steve Lutz. Back row: Joe Good, Darrel Good, Ron Blume, Joe McDaniel, Co-Captain Dave Dickerson, Dave Lehman, Allen Gill, Bob Allred, and Drue Johnson. VARSITY SCHEDULE Paris.—89 Brocfon — .... 46 Paris....73 Paris.. 92 Springfield Schlarman . 66 Paris 58 Danville 48 41 Paris 75 Oblong 38 Paris 75 Casey 60 Paris 60 McArthur (Decatur) ... 41 Paris 86 Eisenhower (Decatur) 59 Paris 82 Lawrenceville 42 Paris 79. Palestine ... 48 Paris . 67 Cumberland 47 Paris . 84 Newman ... 55 Paris. .82 Clinton 66 Paris 94 Robinson 61 Paris 73 Marshall 42 Paris 77 Charleston . 54 Paris 64 Newton .... . 41 Paris... 77 Tuscola 63 PARIS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Paris . 70 Tilden Tech . 42 Paris .. 56 Danville 50 Paris 56 Mattoon . .. ... 57 E.l. TOURNAMENT Paris... 77 Palestine . . 41 Paris 73 Robinson ... 27 Paris 62 Casey .. 48 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Paris 67 Oakland 32 Paris 47 Newman 39 Paris..._62 Casey 45 97 Co-Captain D. DICKERSON '63 Forward A. GILL '63 Guard R. BLUME '63 Forward B. ALLRED '63 Forward Co-Captain D. JORDAN '63 Guard D. LEHMAN '63 Forward J. GOOD '63 Forward D. JOHNSON '65 J. McDANIEL '64 J. WHITCHER '63 D. GOOD ' Guard Center Guard Forward TIGERS SENIORS Left to right: Co-Captain Dave Dickerson, Dave Lehman, Ron Blume, Bob Allred, Allen Gill, Joe Good, Co-Captain Don Jordan, and John Whitcher TIGER JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Paris__51 Oblong .................... 37 Paris—.78 Lawrenceville ______________ 48 Paris— 50 Cumberland ............... 43 Paris 33 Clinton ................... 31 Paris 72 Marshall __________________ 36 Paris 68 Newton ................... 51 Paris 54 Springfield ................ 48 Paris__58 Schlarman .................. 43 Paris—.77 Casey ..................... 23 Paris 88 Palestine .............. 49 Paris—71 Newman ______________________ 35 Paris— 55 Robinson ................ 47 Paris 71 Charleston ______________________ 62 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom: Paulette Brooks, Cindy Soughers, Margaret Lutz, Nita Parrish. OLNEY SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Paris 67 .St. Anthony (Effingham).. 50 Olney 47 Centralia ________________ Paris 50 Centralia ________________ 69 68 STATISTICIANS Left to right: John Mercer and Jim Dickey. SOPHOMORE TIGER CUBS Center: Manager Bob Webb, Coach Bret Brown. Standing, left to right: David Boswell, Raymond Massey, Laverne Polley, Terry Hurst, Clem Edwards, David S. Brown, John Helfrich, Roger Stevenson, Ronnie Kile, Danny Scott, Loren Randall, Bob Colvin, Tom Mitchell, and Dean Trott. SOPHOMORE TIGER CUB SCHEDULE 31 39 44 47 61 40 44 Paris ...• 39 Cumberland ___________ 41 Paris__47 Brocton ----------------------- 44 Paris 34 Danville _____________________ 40 Paris 46 Charleston ______________________ 43 Paris__52 McArthur (Decatur) ______________ 46 Paris__32 Eisenhower (Decatur) ____________ 51 Paris__53 Marshall _________________________ 35 Paris 62 Cumberland __________________ 46 Paris__88 Marshall — Paris 42 Charleston ... Paris... 82 Robinson Paris 64 Robinson . Paris....74 Oblong ______ Paris... 52 Cumberland Paris 64 Tuscola -------- FRESHMAN TIGER KITTENS Standing, left to right: Manager Jerry Switzer, Ron Weaver, Olin Waltz, Kenneth Murphy, Bill Taylor, Dennis Michels, Morris Sunkel, Leonard Magers, Gerald Meeks, Carl Orndoff, Jerry McDaniel, Coach Doglio. Kneeling: Lester Thompson, Raymond Winkler, Gary Dart, Bruce Curl, Larry Cunningham, Bob Englum, Jim Jamison, John Egan, Randy Boldwyn, and Bob Bowman. FRESHMAN TIGER KITTEN SCHEDULE Paris 35 Danville (North) 51 Paris 55 Marshall „ 33 Paris 52 Casey 29 Paris .. 48 Robinson - 61 Paris. ...25 Charleston ... 50 Paris....35 Mattoon Central - 68 Paris.. 67 Marshall 25 Paris... 43 Robinson 67 Paris 70 Danville (East) 54 Paris 46 Mattoon Jefferson 58 Paris 60 Cumberland 54 Paris.—55 Cumberland ... - 45 Paris 47 59 Paris 83 Oblong — 59 Paris ...42 Charleston .. . 57 Paris... 36 Casey — — - 28 7JarsiJij ()Jieer eacfers ROBERTA BELL PATTI WRIGHT r VICKI TURPIN JUDY GIBBS DYALENE STRIKE PARIS HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM-1962 Left to right, front row: Loren Randall, Rusty Stephens, John Mercer, Ron Kile, Jim Smittkamp, Robert Sutherland, Raymond Massey, La-verne Polley, and Bob Bailey. Second row: Manager Bob Palma, Richard Pancho Eads, Jerry Smiley, David Kelsheimer, Don Adams, Stanley Lewis. Larry Winkler, Bob Jewell, Richard York, John Helfrich, Joe Webb, Mike Touhey, Paul Shontze. Third row: Assistant Coach Marshall Goss, John Williams, Dean Tucker, Jerry Brinkerhoff, John German, Darrel Good, Nick Mayback, Joe McDaniel, Roger Stevenson, Bob Critchelow, Tom McDaniel, and Coach Gordon Herron. 1962 SCHEDULE Paris ...56 Paris....52 Paris...98 Marshall ______________ 61 Mattoon .............. 66 Casey ................. 25 Paris-._67 Clinton Paris___46 • Robinson ___________ 72 Paris__55 Charleston ___________ 63 Paris__53 Marshall _____________ 65 INDIAN RELAYS-SIXTH PLACE URBANA OPEN-THIRD PLACE J. Smiley—First—880 D. Kelsheimer—First—880 First—880 Relay B. Critchelow—Fifth—Mile R. Eads—First—Broad Jump Fourth—Mile Relay Fourth—220 WABASH VALLEY MILE RELAY-EIGHTH PLACE R. Eads—First—Broad Jump— 22' 2 J. Smiley—Second—880 D. Kelsheimer—Fifth—880 B. Critchelow—Fifth—Mile TIGER RELAY—PARIS Paris—Fifth Place D. Good—sophomore—Fourth, High Jump B. Critchelow—Second—Mile; Third, 2 Mile Relay G. Truelove—sophomore—Fifth, 440 dash R. Eads—First—Broad Jump J. Smiley—sophomore—Second, 880 dash Richard Pancho Eads—The Tiger with the most. Compiled record: District—Broad Jump 23.5; Wabash Valley—Broad Jump 22.5; State Meet—Placed Fifth. 102 WA8ASH VALLEY MILE RELAY CHAMPS Left to right: Jerry Smiley, Don Adams, John Williams and Dean Tucker. SENIORS: Don Adams, John German, and Stanley Lewis. DISTRICT MEET-MATTOON R. Eads—First—Broad Jump J. Smiley—First—880 B. Critchelow—Second—Mile STATE TRACK MEET-CHAMPAIGN R. Eads—Fifth—Broad Jump SCHEDULE Fresh-Soph undefeated Paris . .66 Marshall _______________________ 52 Paris....73 2 5 Charleston _____ 44 2 5 Paris ...63 Robinson ---------------------- 54 Paris....74 Marshall .................... 43 103 TKiss cSan cfrci Ferguson 1962 rJiyer J've ay ( 2ueen One of the traditional events of the spring season at Paris High School is the selection of the Spring Sports Queen and her court. The court represents the four classes of the school. Four members from the senior class are candidates for queen. After the selection of the queen, her court is composed of the remaining three senior girls with the addition of three girls from each of the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. The queen and her court perform specific duties during the field and track events. The added color of the court give zest and enthusiasm to the youthful season as well as youthful athletes. Left to right: Jennifer Holcomb, Michele Starbuck, Patti Wright, Glynette Hutchison, Deanna Jones, Judy Whitlock, Queen Sandra Ferguson, Pamela Cartwright, Kathy Ewing, Ann Gumm, Cindy Sough-ers, Karen Dart, and Sally Tweedy. 104 fjaseSafl — 1962 Standing, left to right: Manager John Woods, Mike Mart.n, Terry Hurst, Clem Edwards, Dan Scott, Don Jordan, Assist, , r- u Joe Doglio Head Coach Rich Maack, Mickey Michels, Paul Lee, Steve Lutz, and Manager Jim Johnson. Kneeling. Dave n C Phil Ludington, Pete Pasero, John Clearwater, Chuck Milam, Dick Feutz, Tex Standstead, John Peters, Jim Va|eri Hickman. 1962 SPRING SCHEDULE EI Conference Games Paris.— 7 Marshall . 5 Paris.... 2 West Vigo 4 Paris.... 3 Mattoon .. 2 Paris... 8 Oblong 0 Paris... 7 Chrisman ... ... . 0 Paris ... 6 Chrisman ... 3 Paris — 1 Charleston 3 Paris - 7 Martinsville 0 Paris ... 5 Cumberland __ 1 Paris. _ 9 Cumberland .. 8 Paris -10 Clinton 3 Paris -10 Clinton 1 Paris ... 5 Newman 0 Paris 6 Charleston 3 Paris 6 Marshall 3 Paris... 4 Martinsville 0 Paris.... 2 Mattoon 5 Paris 7 Oblona 3 Paris 8 Danville 3 Paris 3 Danville 10 PARIS DISTRICT Paris__17 Marshall __________ 2 Paris..-33 Newman ----------- 3 MATTOON REGIONAL Paris__2 Martinsville _ 0 Paris.— 1 Mattoon ------------- 2 (9 innings) SALUTE TO THE TIGER BASEBALL SQUAD The 1962 Champion Paris Tiger baseball squad came through with a 19-5 season record and added the Eastern Illinois Conference baseball championship to the other athletic achievements of the year. Outstanding Tiger players included Dave Dickerson, Tex Sandstead, Dick Feutz, Phil Ludington, Jim Valerine, Johnny Clearwater, Pete Pasero, Don Jordan, together with the invaluable team play of the whole Tiger squad. We, the Tiger fans, salute You and your Coaches. 105 1962 Kneeling, from left: Allen Shontze, Maurice Johnson, Richard Zieren, Eddie Feutz, Bill Cavins, Rudy Lambrechtse, and Bill Dennis. Standing, from left: Coach Bret Brown, Ed Henson—manager, Tom Mitchell, Richard Sanders, David Wright, Dave Barrett, Richard Smeltzer, Gene Martin, Jerry Switzer, Jim Blanford, and Marc Cooper. Tennis was an additional sport added to the Paris High School Athletic program in the 1962 season. The Board of Education authorized the rebuilding of the tennis courts at the athletic field and gave permission for the courts to be opened to the public during the summer months. 1962 SPRING SCHEDULE Paris 2 Schulte (T.H.) 5 Paris... 5 Schlarman 3 o Danville ... 7 Paris... .. 4 Casey _ 4 Paris —. ... 2 Casey 4 Paris 2 Schulte (T.H.) . 5 Paris-- ... 6 West Vigo (Ind.) . .. 1 Paris . — 7 West Vigo (Ind.) .. 0 Paris..... 3 Honey Creek (Ind.) .... 4 106 (Jir s1 At i etic Association OFFICERS Nancy Anderson ............ President Martha Black ------------- Patti Wright _________ Vice-President Donna Magers ----------- Sponsor: Mrs. Betty Ruyle Secretary Treasurer The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which aims to promote athletic ability, encourage good sportsmanship, form the proper health habits, and have good, clean, fun. The girls earn points by participation in club activities at each of the regular meetings. Letters are awarded to girls who earn them at the end of the school year. Occasionally a new sport is added to the activity program. In 1963 the girls started bowling as an additional activity. 107 Slr s’ 9o f — 1962 Representatives of the Girls' Golf squad are left to right: Sandra Hurst, Patti Wright, Jonques Stipp, Fredi Fazio, Marianne Tuttle, Carolyn Cline, Patricia Englum, Coach Johnson, Gloria McDaniel, Yuana Eads, Catherine Cline, Adonna Magers, Nancy Riedell, Joanna Willis, Jane Watson. Among the girls of P.H.S., golf has increased in popularity, and during the spring season an unusually large number of girls learned the rudiments of the game. In order to be eligible to play, each girl must have a physical fitness card and observe certain required regulations. 108 ioys ' Jo f )c uaci— 1962 Standing, left to right: Stephen O'Bannon, Bill Parrish, Ben Good, Gene Sunkel, Coach Charles A. Johnson, Jim Feutz, Harvey Inman, David Boswell, Ronald Haun. Kneeling: Bill Bess, Jim Jared, Tom Bowman, Drue Johnson, Ron Blume, Gary Bowman, Ron Hollinger. Standing, left to right: Drue Johnson, Captain Ronald Blume. Standing: Tom Bowman, Coach Johnson, Gary Bowman. SCHEDULE Paris 12 Marshall 3 Paris 8 Casey 2 Paris 9V2 Schulte (T.H.) .... 5 Vi Paris 13 Marshall 2 Paris m Honey Creek 8 Vs Paris 9 Vi Schulte SVs Paris 8 Vs Schlarman ... . 1 Vs Paris 6Vs Honey Creek SVs EASTERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE Paris—First Drue Johnson—Third place Paris___6 Danville..._9 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT-MAHOMET LAKE-OF-THE-WOODS Paris—Sixth Drue Johnson—First individualist Paris...........15 West Vigo....0 STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT-URBANA Drue Johnson—Sixteenth Individualist 109 Cal Stockman, director Drum Major Bill Cavins The increase in interest in band music has made possible a variety in training and entertainment. Besides a marching band and a concert band, a new feature is the Stage Band. The Stage Band offers popular dance numbers that make a most enjoyable variety in band music. The concert band presents winter and spring concerts. The marching band peps up the football season and makes various public appearances in community celebrations and the various band music, contests in the area. Majorettes add variety to the colorful band. 7'Joca 71Cusl'c The vocal music department under the direction of Mrs. Patricia McNees engages in a number of musical activities. Many special groups are possible due to much interest in vocal music. The training in vocal music starts in the freshman and sophomore years with the treble clef groups. Variety comes with advanced training. Ensembles, sextets, mixed chorus, boys' chorus, girls' choruses, and madrigal singing are some of the varieties of group work done in advanced classes. Special groups perform for community as well as school activities. Music contest work is an integral part of the activities for vocal music groups. Ill (Joocf JfouseAeepiny Junior Class 1962 CAST Christine Burnett__________________Pam Parrish Marian Burnett ............... Dyalene Strike Kay Burnett______________________ Anne Colson Eddie West .................... Bill Cavins Mrs. Benson . ............. Ann Silverman Charles Burnett ........... Richard O'Hair Nathan Kahn___________________________Mike Touhey Jim O'Neal................ Dan Goodwin Wolfe Peck, Kris Armstrong. Majorette ______________________ Trina Cheerleaders.- Karen Landes, Deanna Jones, Virginia Director: Ted Johnson 112 Oino Presented by the Senior Class of 1963 CAST Jackie Dyalene Strike Mr. Sheridan _ Richard O'Hair Danny .... Steven Lutz Dino ... .... Philip Hutchings Steve Vernon Chambers Shirley Anne Colson Sylvia Trina Wolfe Bea Natalia Slay Della Chris Brown 1st Girl Linda Andrews Pat . .. Nancy Gumm 2nd Girl Margaret Lutz Miss Haines Vicki Chapman A Irs. Falcaro .. Ann Silverman ■Mrs. Mikula Pam Parrish Tony Falcaro Bill Cavins Mr. Mandel . Scott Sprague Mr. Falcaro Dave Barrett Director --------------------- Ted E. Johnson 1962 IJTiss 'll al itj C° winy JlTcuj yW ? (2ueen — Queen Katherine Ewing escorted by Don Findley. Queen Kathy and court. First attendant, Garnett Ridgway, crowns the Queen of May. Peter Pan—Carolyn Cline, and Tinker Bell—Mary Webster. Tumblers—proof of physical fitness. Hawaiian Hula The 1962 May Fete directed by Miss Marilyn Miller and Mrs. Betty Ruyle is one of the highlights of the school year at Paris High School. The May Fete is presented by the Girls' physical education department as a harbinger of Spring and a yearly salute to the senior girls—most especially to May Fete Queen, Miss Kathy Ewing. Special events of the evening, aside from the crowning of Queen Kathy, are many. Included is the presentation of the Girls' Athletic Association Good Sportsmanship award at intermission by second attendant Sandra Ferguson to Janet New-Iin; and a special song to the queen by Libby Stafford accompanied by Carol Ann Harris. The freshman, sophomore, and junior girls present group dances. The dances are indicative of the physical conditioning taught at school in gym classes. Solo dances and ballroom dancing give variety to the program for Stairway to the Stars. 116 South Sea Islanders Sailors Precision Drill Team JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-1962 CLASS OFFICERS, left to right, senior: Ed Feutz, treasurer; Sharon Heischmidt, secretary; Garnett Ridgway, vice president; Steve Griffin, M.C.; junior officers—Richard Zieren, president; Richard O'Hair, vice president; Nancy Gumm, secretary; and David Barrett, treasurer. Dukes of Pixieland left to right: Bill Cavins, Richard O'Hair, Ed Feutz, David Hiddle, and Ron Blume. Comedy hula left to right: Chuck Milam and Tom Patalas. A South Seas setting provided a unique atmosphere for the Seaside Enchantment theme of the traditional Junior-Senior banquet in the Paris High School gym. The entertainment provided was in keeping with the theme and setting. A variety of talent combined to make an impressive and enjoyable evening—a truly seaside enchanted evening of laughter and fun. Jean Vickory and Dyalene Strike dance Buddies. 117 , Junior c5 enior JJrom — 1962 The annual Junior-Senior prom with an exotic seaside setting was truly the scene of an evening of enchantment. One of the highlights of the evening was the crowning of the Queen and the King of the prom. Richard Zie-ren, junior class president, crowns Susan Davis, queen-while date, Jane Trogdon, crowns senior class president, Mike Harvey, king. 118 Golf awards are made by Mr. Johnson. Mr. Brown presents letters to P.H.S.'s first tennis players. Coveted courtesy awards are made by Student Council president, John Well earned Arena awards are distributed to hard-working staff Smiley. members. Mr. Johnson rewards Drue Johnson for a job well done. Marilyn Hunter receives the Co-Ed correspondent award from Miss Perisho. 119 Stanley Herrington receives the DeKalb award of the F.F.A. of Paris by Mr. Smith. Senior class president, Mike Harvey, passes the Swing-Out Plaque on to 1963 senior class president, Don Jordan. 120 Nancee Miller is honored with the American Legion Auxiliary Girls' Good Citizenship Award. PROGRAM Processional Pomp and Circumstance Elga Carol Ann Harris, Organist Invocation Reverend C. C. Nordling Hymn The Church's One Foundation Holy Scripture John 17:13-23 Prayer Father Groesch Go Not Far From Me High School Mixed Chorus Sermon The New Look Reverend Ronald T. Allin Hymn Faith of Our Fathers Benediction Recessional Reverend C. C. Nordling War March of the Priests 121 r Senior girls under the direction of Mrs. Patricia McNees sing ''With a Song in My Heart and The Night Has a Thousand Eyes. The top ranking seniors in scholastics include, front row, Jeff to right: Eileen Sutler, Sherrie Lahti, Jackie Turpin, Joyce Weger, Barbara Lindsey, Jean McCoy, and Jane Drake. Back row: Gerald Allen, Dan Goodwin, Bram Lambrechtse, Bill Bess, Steve Sturgell, and John Smiley. THE COMMENCEMENT address was delivered by Dr. Gaines M. Cook, executive secretary of the International Convention of Christian Churches. Dr. Cook spoke on the timely subject of Shelters or Launching Pads —symbols of this age. The shelter has as its objective survival, but the launching pad is the true symbol of the day with the objective that of conquest for the Man of Tomorrow. The latter aim will be accomplished by people with initiative and imagination, people who think intelligently, and people who work. 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