Paris High School - Arena Yearbook (Paris, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1964 volume:

OUR TIGER HOURS The Paris High School annual — The Arena — presents to the reader a panorama of the school year of 1963, when TIME was a factor while trying to encompass events of the year. Yet, there was TIME for study, for fun, for physical development, for building of character, and for a wholesome school life. Our school is representative of the good things found in schools all over our great, good, and bountiful nation, the United States. Enrollment ............. 940 Faculty.................... 47 2 PRINCIPAL JOHN P. ALLEN IN MEMORIAM PAULETTE CAROLE BROOKS IN MEMORIAM MARY MARGARET MARNE’ LUTZ The 1963-1964 Paris High School basketball season closed with tragedy on Thursday evening, March 12. Our school principal, John P. Allen, and varsity cheerleaders Paulette Carole Brooks and Mary Margaret Marni Lutz, returning from the Bridgeport Sectional Tournament lost their lives as a result of a post-game head-on crash. Could these friends speak to us, they would say with the poet Tennyson: Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, As I put out to sea, I'WtK SENIORS PRESIDENT Gene Barkley SECRETARY David Pasero VICE PRESIDENT Alan Shontze TREASURER Steve Lutz SPONSORS: Mrs. Louise Honnold Mr. Bret Brown So the senior year ends— And to our friends we bid good-by. The clock ticks on. They are not really gone, For memories never die. Homecoming week-end when— We cropped the Lions' tail; Our class float won with The Goose and the Pot. No, memories will never die. -MARJORY STAFFORD TIME BRINGS EVERYTHING MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS Beth H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew, Girls' Glee Club; Dramatic Club, Pep Club. PATRICIA ANN Pat Honor Roll; Arena Club. ALCORN OVID EUGENE BARKLEY Gene Honor Roll; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Band, Contest; Projection Club; Key Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; Golf; Honors Banquet. ELIZABETH KAY ARRASMITH Bubbles Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef. MELVIN LUTHER BARTLETT Butch Class Play, Crew; Boys' Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Projection Club, Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Bi-Phy-Chem Club. NORMA RAE BARRY Norm Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; F.T.A. Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. JOHN RICHARD BEESON Chug Honor Roll; Class Plays Cast, Crew; Projection Club; Latin Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. PATRICK EMERSON BELL Pat D.E. Club; Guidance Club: Typ ing Award. ROBERTA ANNE BELL Bert Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Band, Contest; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Majorette; Honors Banquet. LaNEE BENEFIELD Lanie H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales, Award; Class Plays, Crew; Girls' Glee Club, Treble Clef, Music Contest; Dramatic Club. HE WHO HATH TIME HATH LIFE. DONNA KAY BENSON Treble Clef; Pep Club; G.A.A. CAROLYN BERRY F.H.A.; Pep Club. GALE LOUISE BISHOP Class Play Crew; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Typing Award. JAMES FREDERICK BLANFORD Jim Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Football; Tennis. JEANETTE GAIL BREEN Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Band, Contest; Girls' Glee Club; Octet; Sextet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dilettante Club; Stage Band. RICHARD LEE BRIGHT D.E. Club; Bookkeeping Award. LESLIE CALVIN BLAIR Les H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; Band, Contest; Boys' Chorus, Madrigal, Mixed Chorus, Octet, Music Contest; Latin Club; Cross-Country Mgr. MARY LOU BOONE Daniel F.H.A.; G.A.A. MARTHA JANE BLACK Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. THOMAS WILLIAM BOWMAN Tom H.R. Officer; Latin Club; Pep Club; Golf. TIME RIPENS ALL THINGS. GEORGANNA MAY BURGESS George H.R. Officer; Pep Club. ROBERT ALLEN BRUCE Brucer H.R. Officer; Pep Club; Basketball. PATRICIA ANN CALDWELL Pat CHARLES WILLIAM CASH Band; F.F.A.; Bible Club. JERRY LEE BRINKERHOFF Honor Roll; Student Council; Class Officer; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; H.R. Officer. IP EDWARD HUGH BROOKS Ed H.R. Officer; Pep Club; School Play. NANCY LEE BROWN Lee F.H.A. - STEPHEN HOWARD BROWN Student Council member. Officer; Stage Band; Projection Club; Key Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Cross-Country. LESLIE WAYNE CAMPBELL Les Projection Club; Pep Club; Football; Tennis. WILLIAM DANVERS BROWN Danny F.F.A. TIME IS .. . TIME WAS . . . TIME IS PAST. NANCY ELAINE CASSADY H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Treble Clef; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. CAROLYN ANN CLEARWATER Mort H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Plays, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club G.A.A. CHERYL LEE COLLIER Shidle H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; D.O.; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Shorthand, Typing Awards. 10 PAUL DAVID CHEATHAM Butch Student Council, Officer; Class Play Crew; Band; F.F.A.; Pep Club; Track. PATRICIA ANTOINETTE CAVANAUGH Pat JACQUELINE M. CAVANAUGH Jackie H.R. Officer; Projection Club; Latin Club. CATHERINE HILL CLINE Cathy H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play Cast; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Golf. JAMES MARCUS COOPER Marc Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Latin Club; Nat. Honor. Society, Officer; Pep Club; Tennis; Chemistry Team, Award. WILLIAM DONALD CAVINS, JR. Bill Honor Roll; Student Council; Arena Staff; Class Play Cast; Band, Contest; Boys' Chorus; Madrigal; Mixed Chorus, Music Contest; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Key Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Pep Club; Speech Contests; Drum Major; Football; Track; Tennis; Stage Band; Courtesy Award. ALLEN LEO COLLIER Big Otis EXPERIENCE WAS OUR PRIMARY TEACHER. LYNETTE KAY DAVID Nettie Projection Club. RALPH LEROY CREECH, JR. Ruff D.E. Club; Basketball. PHYLLIS ELLEN CURL Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Majorette. DARRELL CORNWELL D.E. Club; Cross-Country. JANET LOUISE DANIELL Louie Class Play Crew; Library; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; F.H.A., Awards; G.A.A.; Latin Club; Pep Club; Typing Award. ROBIN DENISE CUAAMINS H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Queens' Courts; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Con-test; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; G.A.A. LINDA CAROL CRUM ' Lin MARILEE ANN CUNNINGHAM Maril Treble Clef; D.E. Club; Girls' Chorus. GEORGIA ANN CURL Annie Honor Roll; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Play; Girls' Glee Club; Octet; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. DAVID VERLIN CUNNINGHAM Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Boys' Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Key Club; Pep Club; Football; Track; Chemistry Team. YEARS KNOW MORE THAN BOOKS SUSAN JANE DEFFENBAUGH Susie Arena Staff; Class Play Crew; Treble Clef; Latin Club; F.T.A. Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf. WILLIAM B. DENNIS Bill Honor Roll; Student Council; Latin Club; Pep Club; Tennis; Honors Banquet; Chemistry Team. NORA JANE DeWITT Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Typing Award; Dilettante Club. TERRY ALAN DIECKHOFF Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Key Club; Pep Club; Football; Track; Golf. DIANNE DILLAVOU Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Dramatic Club; Pep Club. MARCELLA MAXINE DUZAN Marcie Honor Roll; Girls' Glee Club; Madrigal; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Projection Club; Bible Club; Latin Club; Pep Club. MARY ALICE EGAN Marty Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Golf; Honor Roll; Honors Banquet. MARY DIANE EGAN Egy H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Typing Award. RONALD JOE ELAM Ron D.E. Club. 12 LOIS DIANE ELDREDGE Didee Treble Clef; F.H.A. Club; Pep Club. PLEASURE AND ACTION MAKE BRENDA JOYCE ELLEDGE Honor Roll; Student Council, Officer; H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Play, Crew; Guidance Club; Nat. Hon. Society; F.T.A. Club; Pep Club; G.A.A., Chemistry Team; Typing Award; Honors Banquet. JAMES RICHARD FEUTZ Jim Honor Roll; Band; Band Con test; Boys' Chorus; Madrigal Mixed Chorus; Music Contest Latin Club; Key Club; Nat. Hon Society; Golf; Semi-Finalist Na tional Merit Scholarship. ERNEST RAY FOWLER Ernie ___J Jr •-. JANICE ELIZABETH FAIRCHILD Jan Treble Clef; Pep Club; G.A.A. SONJA JEAN EVANS Little One Tiger Tales; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club. FREDRICA NANCY FAZIO Fredi Student Council; H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf. WILMA JEAN FLETCHER Willie Treble Clef; Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Golf. CAMILLE FOLEY Cami H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Madrigal; Mixed Chorus; Sex tet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Dramatic Club. CONNIE SUE FRANCIS Honor Roll; H.R. Officer-Band, Contest; Mixed Chorus; Octet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Dramatic Club; Pep Club. BARBARA JEAN FIELDS Barb H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Play Cast, Crew; Band, Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Pep Club; G.A.A. THE HOURS SEEM SHORT. MILDRED FAYE FRYE Millie H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Pep Club; G.A.A. JIMMY LEE FURGESON Furgie DONNIE JOE FURRY H.R. Officer. DARRELL LANE GOOD Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; F.F.A.; Football; Basketball; Track. -r-5! JOHN ROBERT GARVER Football; Basketball; Track; Ho or Banquet. LINDA RAE GOOD Class Play Crew; Music Contest; Treble Clef; Dramatic Club. GARY WAYNE GOODMAN Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Latin Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Boys' State; Dilettante Club; Chemistry Team. DAVID LEON GRIFFIN Griff Track. ROBERT CLEAAMENT GOODWI Fats Pep Club; Football; Basketba Track. TERRY LEE HADDIX Red H.R. Officer; Projection Club; D.E. Club; Basketball; Cross-Country. AN ACCOMPLISHMENT A DAY MARY SUE HALL Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club. MARY ELLEN HAND Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club. GERRALD LEE HELVIE Gary SANDRA MARIE HALLOWELL Sandy Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef. BERTHA ELLEN HAUPT Ellie Honor Roll; Nat. Hon. Society; F.T.A.; Pep Club; G.A.A. JOSEPH ALLEN HEMPHILL Joe Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Latin Club; Key Club; Guidance Club; Nat. Hon. Society. PHILLIP HANKS Phil H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; F.F.A.; Track. KEITH ALBERT HEISCHMIDT Pep Club; Football; Track; Cross-Country. KEEPS FRUSTRATION AWAY. DAVID BRIAN HOPPER Honor Roll; Class Play Crev Pep Club; Golf; Honor Banque PHILLIP ROGER HOWARD Phil Honor Roll; Key Club; Pep Club. GEORGE EDWARD HENSON “Eddie Projection Club; Bible Club; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Tennis. DAVID LLOYD HIDDLE “Dave Band; Pep Club; Football; Track; Tennis; Chemistry Team. PHILLIP WAYNE HOLLIS “Tiny Football. v+- w ) +v LAWRENCE WILLIAM HOWELL Larry Projection Club; Pep Club. JENNIFER LYNN HOLCOMB Jenny Honor Roll; Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Plays, Crews; Queens' Courts; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Projection Club; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Speech Contest; Honor Banquet. LINDA JUNE HOLLINGSWORTH H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Treble Clef; O.O. Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Typing Award. THOMAS HAROLD HIETT H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Band, Contest; Boys' Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Music Contest; Projection Club; Key Club; Pep Club; Tennis. JOHN THOMAS HIGHTOWER Birdface Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Lat Club; Key Club; Nat. Hon. S ciety; Pep Club; Speech Co test; Golf. TIME IS OISE’S BEST ERIEND. HARVEY JOE INMAN Harve Honor Roll; Golf; Honor Banquet. DAVID L. KELSHEIMER Dave fonor Roll; Student Council-land, Contest; Nat. Hon. So-iety; Pep Club; Track; Crosscountry. SANDRA LYNN HURST Sandy H.R. Officer; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Madrigal; Octet; Sextet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Projection Club; D.E. Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Speech Contest; Golf. MAURICE C. JOHNSON, JR. Murps Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Key Club; Pep Club; Speech Contest; Football; Basketball; Tennis. MARILYN SUE HUNT Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Madrigal; Mixed Chorus; Sextet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. ROBERT LEWIS JEWELL Bob Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Band; Football; Track. GAYLA ANN JORDAN Pep Club; G.A.A. PHILIP LYLE HUTCHINGS Flip H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Plays, Crew; Mixed Chorus; Projection Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Pep Club; Speech Contest; Football; Play Contest. CHERYL DARLENE KIRBY Tiger Tales; Treble Clef; F.H.A.; Pep Club. TIME HATH A TAMING HAND. DOUGLAS LEE KUPKE Kookie STEPHEN OWEN KNIGHT Apple Tiger Tales; Class Play Crew; Projection Club; Pep Club; Football; Track. THOMAS WARREN LAND Tom JOSEPH LYMAN McDANIEL Joe Student Council; H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Football; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country; Baseball. LARRY LEE LARRANCE Honor Roll; D.O. Club; Basketball; Cross-Country; Baseball. STEPHEN JEROME LUTZ Steve Honor Roll; Student Council Class Officer; H.R. Officer Arena Staff; Class Play, Crew Boys' Chorus; Mixed Chorus Key Club; Dramatic Club Thespians; Pep Club; Foot ball; Basketball; Track; Cross Country; Baseball. MARY LEE McCLELLAND Lee Honor Roll; Student Courv H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; CL Play; Girls' Glee Club; Trel Clef; Music Contest; Latin Cli Guidance Club; Nat. Hon. ciety; F.T.A.; Dramatic Cli Pep Club; Girls' State; Hor Banquet. Lin Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Projection Club. JOHN THOMAS LANDSAW Tom Bible Club. Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Tiger Tales; Library; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Projection Club; Bible Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A., Award. JOSIE LEE McDANIEL Amos LINDA SUE KNECHT OUR TIME IS A VERY SHADOW THOMAS EUGENE McDANIEL, JR. Tom'' J.R. Officer; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country. ADONNA JEAN MAGERS f.R. Officer; Girls' Glee Club; reble Clef; Music Contest; Lat-n Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Zlub; G.A.A.; Golf. NICHOLAS EUGENE MAYBACK Starry-Eyes llass Play Crew; Latin Club; ey Club; Dramatic Club; Foot-all; Basketball; Track. ARVIN RONALD McKINNEY MICHAEL ALBERT MARTIN Mike H.R. Officer; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Boys' State. GREGORY LANCE McHENRY Greg Honor Roll; H.R. Officer-Arena Staff; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; Courtesy Award. PAUL EUGENE MARCHANT Gene Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Pep Club; Typing Award. DONALD WAYNE MAYNARD Donnie H.R. Officer; F.T.A. Club; Baseball. RUTH ELLEN JONES McKINNEY Ruthie Honor Roll; Band, Contest; Bible Club; G.A.A.; Typing Award. CYNTHIA ANN MATTINGLY Cindy Treble Clef; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Typing Award. THAT PASSETH AWAY JOHN RHOADS MERCER Honor Roll; Pep Club; Basketball; Track; Cross-Country; Golf. THOMAS HENRY O'NEAL MORRIS II Berle Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Nat. Hon. Society; Chemistry Team. MARY JOAN NILES Honor Roll; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Guidance Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Dilettante Club; American Legion Essay Contest Winner 20 PATRICK KEITH MILLER Spanky Student Council; H.R. Officer; Football. CHERYL LYNN MILLER H.R. Officer; Class Play Crew; Band, Contest; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Golf. MARTHA ELIZABETH MURPHY Marty Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Band; Pep Club; Majorette; Shorthand Award. MARY ELIZABETH OGLE Bethie Mae Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Pep Club. DENNIS KEITH MOELLER Denny H.R. Officer; Football; Bas ball; Track. MARTHA JANE NELSON H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; Club; G.A.A. THE WISEST THING IS TIME SANDRA SUE O'HAIR Sandy Treble Clef; Madrigal; Mixed Chorus; F.H.A.; Projection Club. MARY ELLEN ORNDOFF Student Council; H.R. Officer; Band; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest. DAVID ANTHONY PASERO Dave Honor Roll; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Nat. Hon. Society; Football; Basketball; Courtesy Award. CIRCE ANDREA PAPAGEORGE Rocky Honor Roll; Arena Staff; Tiger Tales, Award; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Speech Contest; Dilettante Club. JOHN HENRY PEEBLES Big John Bible Club. JOY ANN PERISHO H.R. Officer; Arena Staff; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Music Contest; F.T.A.; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. ANNA MARIE PROPST Ann H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; G.A.A., Award. LEROY LEWIS PERSOHN, III Lee SHIRLEY ANN PEEL Shirl Class Play Crew; Band; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. SANDRA KAY PLEW Sandy Treble Clef. FOR IT BRINGS ALL THINGS TO LIGHT. MARY LOU RAY Red Treble Clef; Music Contest; Bible Club; Pep Club; Typing Award. DONALD WAYNE SEELEY Donnie Student Council, Officer; Bi-Pf Chem Club; Latin Club; K Club; Pep Club; Football; B, ketball; Tennis. Bible Club; O.O. Club. JUDITH KAY SHIVELY Jud RICHARD ALLEN SANDERS Dick Student Council; H.R. Officer; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Pep Club; Basketball; Cross-Country; Tennis; Chemistry Team, Award. BARBARA KAY SHIRAR CAROL ROWENA SCRIBNER D.E. Club. LARRY DEAN SEE F.F.A.; Basketball; Track; Baseball. DANIEL LEE REEL Dan RONALD DEAN REED Greedy Band; Boys' Chorus; Madrig Mixed Chorus; Music Conte Bible Club. the world and time ALAN LEE SHONTZE Al 'lass Officer; H.R. Officer; Key Hub; Pep Club; Football; Track; ennit. JAMES ARTHUR SMITTKAMP Smitty Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; Track. BEULAH MARIE STALEY Min Student Council; H.R. Officer; Mixed Chorus; Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Future Nurses' Club. NANCY SUE SHUMAKER Sis Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club; Bible Club. BARBARA ANN SIMPSON Baab F.H.A. WINONA KAY SNEARLY Squeaks H.R. Officer; Treble Clef; G.A.A. JERRY LEE SMILEY Smiles Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Band; Bi-Phy-Chem Club; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; Track; Cross-Country, Captain; Boys' State. MARJORY LYNN STAFFORD Marge Honor Roll; Student Council; Arena Staff; Class Play Crew; Library; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Guidance Club, Officer; Nat. Hon. Society; Pep Club; G.A.A., Awards; Chemistry Team; Courtesy Award; Honor Banquet. ARE ALWAYS IN FLIGHT MICHELE DEE STARBUCK Punky Student Council; Class Officer; Tiger Tales; Class Play Crew; Girls' Glee Club; Queens' Courts; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Cheerleader; G.A.A. BRIGID ANN MAUREEN SULLIVAN Bridge Class Plays, Crew; Band; Girls' Glee Club; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Thespians; Pep Club; G.A.A. CYNTHIA ANN TROUT Cyndy Treble Clef; Girls' Glee Club; Shorthand Award. 24 JONQUES STIPP Jonnie Class Play Crew; Band; Treble Clef; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Golf. N. ARTHUR TAGGART, JR. LANA JEAN SWITZER Lanny Treble Clef. GAYLAN LEE TURNER Latin Club; Pep Club. THOMAS BURTON STUCK, II Pepino Football; Basketball; Track; Ba ball. JANET LOUISE TOSSER Half-Pint Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; Gi Sports Awards; Basketb Track; Shorthand Award. JAMES DANIEL VALERINE Val Honor Roll; Student Council; H.R. Officer; Latin Club; Key Club; Nat. Hon. Society; F.T.A. Club; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Cross-Country; Baseball; Honors Banquet. TIME IS THE RIVER GARY LEE WATERS D.O. Club. JO ELLEN VAN TREESE Jelle Dramatic Club; Pep Club. HERBERT RAY WHITLOCK Herbie WILLIAM HENRY WATTS Bill Band, Contest; Football; Track; Baseball. JOHN STEWART WEBSTER Johnny Honor Roll; H.R. Officer; F.F.A., Awards; Pep Club; Baseball. JOHN ALLEN WILLIAMS Little John Football; Track. ROBERT DALE WALLS Bob H.R. Officer; D.E. Club. MARY FRANCES WEBSTER Shorty OF PASSING EVENTS STEPHEN LEROY WILLMOTH Steve H.R. Officer; Projection Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. PATRICIA ANN WILSON JOHN EDWARD WOODS Woodsie Baseball. 26 JANE ELLEN WILSON Janie CHARLOTTE ANN WIMSATT Honor Roll; Class Officer; Arena Staff; Girls' Glee Club; Music Contest; Bi-PHy-Chem Club; Latin Club; Nat. Hen. Society; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Cheerleader. SHARON SUE WILSON Susie Honor Roll; Mixed Chorus; Treble Clef; Guidance Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; Typing Award. MICHAEL EUGENE WILLOUGHBY Mick Student Council; Class Officer; H.R. Officer; D.O. Club; Football; Basketball. DAVID EDWARD WRIGHT Dave Class Officer; H.R. Officer; Latin Club; Key Club; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Tennis. KATHRYN JEAN WILSON Jeanie Tiger Tales; Treble Clef; P Club. KATRINA K. WOLFE Trina Honor Roll; Class Officer; H Officer; Arena Staff; Class Pla Casts; Girls' Glee Club; Tret Clef; Music Contest; Latin Ck Dramatic Club; Thespians; P Club; Speech Contests; Che leader; Golf; Honors Banqu CHARLES SAM MILLER PATRICIA WRIGHT Patti Student Council, Officer; H.R. Officer; Queen, Queens' Courts; Girls' Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Octet; Sextet; Treble Clef; Music Contest; Latin Club; Dramatic Club; Pep Club; G.A.A., Officer; Awards; Cheerleader; Courtesy Award; Typing Award; Student Council Talent Show Award. AND BARLET, JAMES LAWRENCE CAWTHRON, WILLIAM BLAKE KENNEDY, LESTER FRANKLIN NICHOLSON, THOMAS A. OSBORN, ROGER PAUL PETERS, SHARON ANN RAY, VALERIE JO 27 PROPHECY Since 1964 did you know that: Beth and Doc Adams are now criticizing Chester's coffee on the TV series Gunsmoke. And Pat Allcorn is still pecking away at that old typewriter in Room 29—trying to get ARENA copy out on time. Also, Kay Arrasmith has recently established the Arra-smith Apple Polishing Factory in Siberia, While Gene Barkley is president of the U.S. Corn Growing, Picking, and Packing Plant with home office in Paris, Illinois. We hear Norma Barry has just won $50 for her blue ribbon gooseberries. It is rumored that Jim Barlet is swapping basketball plays between Kansas and Paris high schools. Melvin Bartlett was recently picked up for dropping light bulbs on the stage performers at the Metropolitan Opera House in No Man's Land. And John Beeson, telephone repairman, is doing well along that line. Wonderful to see—Pat Bell cutting ladies hair blindfolded and turning out original hair styles. Still cheering, marching, and playing for good old P.H.S. is Roberta Bell. Too, LaNee Benefiel's motto is a stitch in time saves nine, she is world famous for her fashion designs. Since Donna Benson has just invented hair rollers for bald women, she is having some trouble rounding up customers. Carolyn Berry is still in the dog house, since she did not turn in her activity sheet in fall of '63. Gale Bishop has taken up photography; she takes candid pictures of seniors who forgot. Martha Black? Well, she married Larry Brown and is just tickled pinkl Leslie Blair is still Blairing away on that old coronet. Famous—Jim Blanford—for his smile on Colgate TV commercials. And Mary Lou Boone has just found out that Daniel was her great—great—great—great! Tom Bowman is raking in millions of $$ as janitor at Fort Knox. World famous dancer of Rock n' Roll is Jeanette Breen. Richard Bright is the Bright star of space age. As a wheat farmer, Jerry Brinkerhoff is doing well in that field. As owner and president of the Brooks Bank, Eddie Brooks is doing well. Danny Brown? He is racing down Main—chasing reckless drivers. Our Nancy Brown was recently accepted as a member of the Tall Girls' Club in New York City. We are told that Steve Brown is president of the ex-Student Council Presidents' Club. Yes, Robert Bruce has become good friends with Bruce Roberts; they find they have much in common. Georganna Burgess is married and has George, Georgia, and Georgette to keep her occupied. Another dog house occupant is Pat Caldwell. Campbell? Leslie? He is teaching beginning water skiers to take off from the pier without getting wet —or caught? The Cash register rings for Charles Cash. Hop-a-Long is the new pet bunny (rabbit) belonging to Nancy Cassady. The Cavanaugh twins—Jackie and Pat—are still arguing about who is the oldest. Bill Cavins is still having major difficulty in trying to blow his whistle, keep in step, keep his tall black hat in place, and not fall backwards—all at the same time. Much disturbed is Blake Bill Cawthron because Illinois is so much smaller than Texas. Paul Cheatham has discovered how to make money, but cannot continue—until he gets OUT. Carolyn Clearwater tests the purity of drinking water —all over the world. Miss Fudge of 1970, Cathy Cline, is busy sending her product to a favorite customer in Seattle. it is no secret that Allen Collier is the manager of i chain of gymnases for run-down dogs. By working in the office at P.H.S., Cheryl Collier has made enough money to take that long anticipated trip to Scotland. Marc Cooper has decided—upon his death—to leave his brain to the Smithsonian Institute. As for Darrell Cornwell, hejs still running Cross-Country—following the hair. Ralph Creech recently married Thelma Screech, and they have four screeching Creeches. The Paris Bakery employs Linda Crum to make dough. Robin Cummins has finally taken flight. She has become an airline stewardess for TWA. David Cunningham invented a cure for girl-fever, but decided the cure is worse than the disease. As a switchboard operator, Marilee Cunningham frequently gets her wires crossed. Ann Curl has opened her own beauty salon—she's curling curls with Curls' Curling Curlers. A chain of Curls' Grocery Stores has been established by Phyllis Curl. Janet Daniell is all wrapped up in her work at the candy shop; she makes and wraps taffy. Lynette David is married to David David. Finally, Susie Deffenbaugh is fulfilling her role as t den mother—of eight motherless kittens. Bill Dennis is doing good; he is cooperating supervise? of a Salvation Army unit. And Jane DeWitt is still as 'Witty' as ever. Is it true that Terry Dieckhoff has gone 'off' the deep end? Making weather surveys for the U.S. government places Dianne Dillavou on cloud nine. Marcella Duzan is having the 'time' of her life; she is married to a Swiss clock-maker. We hear Mary Egan is really raising 'cane.' She is owner and manager of a sugar cane farm in Cuba Diane Egan has found the rainbow, but she hasn found the pot of gold. Who ever thought Ron Elam would be selling blue ice cream to the lovelorn. Babysitter Diane Eldredge sits with Big Babies. Of course, Brenda Elledge is teaching chemistry a’ U. of I. Sonia Evans, Miss Soda Fountain of 1966, has won i five-year's supply of Tutti-Frutti. AJe are told that Janice Fairchild is married and nov has three 'fair children.' Fredi Fazio still cannot be 'fazed,' but can be 'billed. Jim Feutz, finalist in the National Merit Scholarship test, has just made the world's greatest discovery-if you take six green apples away from ten gree-apples, you have four green apples—and a stomad ache. Recently, Barb Fields received the Nobel Prize for he newly published book Life with Caesar. The monkeys in the St. Louis Zoo are fortunate tc have Wilma Fletcher for their nurse. At long last, Camille Foley has been promoted tc chief cook and bottle washer at Slifer's Root Bee Stand. Ernie Fowler? Yes, he is still interested in cooc hunting—out of season. The popular new singing star, Connie Francis, is fre quently asked by her many fans, 'Haven't I hearc of you somewhere before?' Millie Frye, acclaimed protege of Liberace, is now his personal candle-lighter. So what? Jimmy Furgeson is still sitting around-watching the world go by—while he makes world globes for Kimble's Book Store. Always with an eye for business, Donnie Furry, now a foot doctor is helping those poor customers to whom he sold shoes in his early days as a shoe salesman. Oh, yes, John Garver is intelligently inclined; inclined to do anything. Judging 4-H cookie projects keeps Darrell Good occupied full time, and Linda Good is private secretary to James Badwin—they get along nicely. Gary Goodman is still trying to figure out Mr. McHenry, as well as his theorems. In spite of long hours spent running, Bob Goodwin is still walking. David Griffin is in a daze; to contact him, call 0006 Twilight Zone. Profiting from his high experiences, Terry Haddix drives a paint truck. People say that Sue Hall has them all confused, as she is head nurse on a hospital boat for injured skiers at Twin Lakes. Sandra Hallowell reached her goal; she is married. Mary Hand is having a bit of trouble keeping her kindergarten students under control. Why? They are ours! One of our most successful farmers, Phil Hanks, has a secret fertilizer. Incidentally, haven't his last four wives suddenly disappeared—in the spring? As a TV repairman, Delford Hart is still trying to get his volume up. Ellen Haupt is an elementary teacher of bowling— to kindergarten fry. While Robert Heelen still babysits for deserted little girls. Solid geometry lost the game to milking cows—as far as Keith Heischmidt is concerned. Gary Helvie changed his hobby from girls to women. Nobel prize winner Joe Hemphill made a great discovery when he found out what makes Melvin tick. It is known fact that Eddie Henson still goes to class reunions to see the majorettes. Mad chemist David Hiddle has recently taken Mr. Gibson's place—good luck P.H.S.! Tommy Hiett is still nice boy Tommy Hiett climbing the ladder to success. What? John Hightower taking golf balls to the tennis court? Jenny Holcomb was recently elected president of the 'Presidents of the Presidents of America' club. The best known mechanic around is June Hollingsworth—when it comes to tricycle repair. Phil Hollis' favorite hobby is still watching girls fall off the diving board. If you can get channel 34, Alaska, watch David Hopper on TV every, Saturday afternoon. Political science instructor Phil Howard runs a yo-yo shop between classes. Movie projectionist Larry Howell shows 'shows' at top rank theaters in Chicago, but Sandra Howell is top designer at Lord and Taylor at New York. Dear me, yes! Sue Hunt is still 'Hunting' . . . and 'Hunting'. . . and 'Hunting'. Sandy Hurst sings beautiful songs to her patients at Paris Hospital—which Paris? Yes, Phil Hutchings is still looking for a job, as an actor. To make money Phil races Hondas. Harvey Inman has a good time accounting. As an avocation, Harvey is an expert on bank robberies. Druggist Robert Jewell cures or kills P.H.S. tigers— depends on wins and losses. An invitation from Maurice Johnson reads: 'Sail Along with Me.' Guests take precautions when riding in Maurice's tiny tug-boat. Gayla Jordan is secretary at the G.A.A. headquarters office. So handy is David Kelsheimer with a drill, but be careful about allowing him to fix your teeth. Cheryl Kirby is owner of the See-All, Know-All beauty salon. On our way to the tenth anniversary celebration, we passed Linda Knecht and her famous horses on 'Route 66'—headed for the Kentucky Derby. Who? Steve Knight? The Steve who wanted to be a forest ranger? He ranges the forests looking for young ladies in distress. Up and coming back—Doug Kupke built the U.S. monument used to greet immigrants from outer space. The motto in Tom Land's machine shop is 'Fix it not yourself, let Tom.' Tom Landsaw collects beautiful models—model cars. You mean the electrically charged Larry Larrance? Someone heard Steve Lutz explaining to his children that he is a play boy—whatever that is. Adonna Magers is still taking college classes. There is a reward offered to anyone who discovers where Adonna takes these classes. Yes, that is Gene Merchant's Marine Material Market on the corner. Whoever dreamed that Mike Martin would someday win an award as the powerhouse of the athletic world. Lindy Mattingly sits down on her job and on her boss, Mr. Sam Squash, too. Cindy is Squash's private secretary. Time and life saving methods are the pride and joy of Nick Mayback's life. Don Maynard is the understudy for the Maynard on the Dobie Gillis show. Parisian Lane's new owner? John Mercer bought the bowler's paradise for his own private use. Charles Miller still thinks he should keep his stock (cars) in the cattle barn. And Cheryl Miller likes to keep things moving—from tricycles to gray Corvairs. A second Sir Walter Raleigh, Keith Miller has established the first modern underwater colony in America. There is even running water. When last seen, Denny Moeller was on his way to England to try to convince Queen Elizabeth II that football is the world's most important sport. Alert people can hear the famous song 'Motorcycle Built for Two'—when Tom Morris walks by. Majorette Martha Murphy learned to 'keep in step;' now she helps others learn, too. Martha is a policewoman. In Elbridge, Illinois, we find Lee McClelland half-owner and proprietor of a small country store. Joe McDaniell? You would never guess. Joe owns a shop for tall boys and offers free sympathy as a bonus. As for Josie McDaniel, she is the happiest girl in her family—she is married and has all boys. Tom McDaniel is a good 'drawer,' but will never match Mat Dillon. They say Greg McHenry will go down in history, but we hope he keeps his other grades 'up.' The Lady of the Day, Ruth Ellen McKinney, belongs to today. Arvin Ron McKinney sells Avon products as a sideline line. Kenneth Nail has expressed his likings for that old song, 'If I Had a Hammer.' An excellent act is now produced by Martha Nelson, together with relative Ricky Nelson. Angler Tom Nicholson really caught 'it'—the fish, that is. We hear that Mary Niles, always interested in medicine, is teaching Dr. Casey new words. Mary Ogle has to 'account' for her future; she is an accountant. Did you know that Sandra O'Hair is camp counselor for the Girl Scouts on the moon? Too, Mary Onrdoff teaches knitting to important Chinese—the silkworms. It is true; 'Roger Osborn has a job in an exciting field—one on his farm. Now, Circe Papageorge's motto is 'When in Greece, do as the Grecians do.' Dr. David Pasero is competing for the title of 'Doctor of the Year'—along with Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare. No, John Peebles did not go to the moon. He has a good job; John collects rocks. Renowned cook Shirley Peel is really in a stew. Joy Perisho is in a reform school; Joy teaches her students etiquette. Leroy Persohn II is trying to live up to his name; he just lives. Too bad, but Sharon Peters had to quit her job at Ruders Ruler Company because she could not keep them straight. Sandy Plew states that a housewife knows what is right—the opposite of left. You knew Ann Propst is the best of the fantasy world? That is true. Mary Lou Ray teaches school. I can hear her now. 'School, please do your spelling.' Another dog house occupant of Dog House, Incorporated, is Valerie Ray. On his last African safari, Don Reed became lost among the other 'reeds,' And Ron Reed is tied up in his new job, that of making ropes. Reverend Dan Reel has volunteered to convert the African cannibals. The now famous Judo instructor, Richard Sanders, has only been thrown twice, and then from his racing rocking horse. Carol Scribner, beautician, was recently appointed to the President's Cabinet. American Farmer Larry See has things growing, growing worse and worse. Don Seeley is presently earning his living by restuffing extra long used Posture Pedic Mattresses. Secretary Barbara Shirar has everything to the point; Barbara works for Sharpey's Pen Company. Do you read the newspapers? Undoubtedly you know that Judy Shively was named Mrs. America by her family and friends. Well-known Al Shontze is in the picture again; that picture won first prize in the Paris Art Contest. Nancy Shumaker has been awarded the title of 'Neatest Housewife' by her mother-in-law. It is rumored that Barbara Simpson has become a skillful homemaker. Barbara works for the Local Lumber Company. Cross-Country runner Jerry Smiley has bettered the saying 'mile a minute.' Isn't he fast? The Nobel Prize in Science was won by Jim Smittkamp for his scientific discovery that work is ' % inspiration and 99% perspiration.' Kay Snearley did organize a club for cattle raisers; the club has bull sessions. Sharlene Snyder wants to be happy in life, but no connection with Nelson Rockefeller. We hear that Marjory Stafford is the owner and manager of a chain of A. and W. Root Beer stands. The title of N.N. instead of R.N. was won by Nurse Marie Staley. She is the Nicest Nurse in town. Machinist Paul Staley likes nuts, the ones that go with bolts. It has been announced that Michele Starbuck has been shipped overseas. She is to act as interpreter for Queen Elizabeth II. No wonder Jim Steidl works with figures; Jim has many problems. Nurse Jonques Stipp is confused. The doctor told her to give a patient an anesthetic, but she could not buy one at the local grocery. Too bad that Tommy Stuck had to give up football, since he grew too large. Brigid Sullivan, teacher and farmer, is instructing Orville Freeman at her night school. You remember that Lana Switzer always said she'd go places? Well, she is an airline hostess. Art Taggart has learned that the best thing to stop is time. A new book has been published—Being Short and Liking It; author, Janet Tosser. Cynthia Trout is the most sophisticated secretary in business. You are reminded that Gaylan Turner is the celebrated Poet Laureate of the Class of 1964. Jim Valerine has his troubles when trying to teach his young arithmetic students that regardless of circumstance 1 +1 =2. Also, Jo Ellen Van Treese teaches her young pupils what is right—and what is left is taken to the Lost and Found department. Bookkeeper Ronald Vaughn won an award for his efforts as The Keeper of the Books; Ron has never liked those bees! Cecil Ceiling, Robert Walls, and Floyd Floor are America's most celebrated builders. Gary Waters coined a new name for his famous hobby—collecting money. We just learned that Bill Watts was Thomas Edison's good man Friday during the invention of the electric light. At the International Tractor Driving Contest this year, John Webster was awarded first prize. John drove himself crazy. Short Mary Webster has made a name for herself by telling tall tales. News flash from API Herbie Whitlock is to represent the Florida Cypress Gardens in the National Water Skiing Contest. John Williams, Olympic star, advertises shaving lotion for the AOK television network. Since he has broken a new record. Pilot Steve Will moth cannot use his record player. Mick Willoughby finally did it! Mick is the first man to ride a motorcycle around the world. A problem faces Nurse Jane Wilson! Jane still cannot decide whether to join a medical hospital staff or the ABC television network. Secretary Jean Wilson cannot understand why her new book Ty’ ie yoyr Wayto Suzzess was a failure. Yes, Sharon Wilson has the Singer Award all sewed up,- she exhibited a beautifully constructed dress. Charlotte Wimsatt is a star; the kind that we see on a clear night. The last occupant of Dog House to be admitted is Phil Winkler. Please close the door. Trina Wolfe has given up acting in order to get ink politics. John Woods is lost, but we have no idea in whicl woods. Still a lover of sports, David Wright plays with i bouncing ball to the music on the Sing Along witl Mitch Show. Patti Wright has the right occupation; Patti teache Physical Education. We hope the reader has enjoyed these newsy bits a much as we have enjoyed collecting them. The Arena Staff JUNIORS PRESIDENT David Brown VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Keys SECRETARY Vicki Wright TREASURER Joe Webb SPONSORS: Miss Mary Perisho Mr. Edward Day Touch us gently. Time! Let us glide down thy stream Gently, as we sometimes glide Through a quiet dream. 33 Leith Carol Linda Adams Albrecht Andrews Lela Applegate Martha Arbuckle Linda Doris Ashley Augustus Bob Sandy Baily Bain Linda Baker Bill Barnhart Tom Mary Bayless Beauchamp Mary J. Beck Linda Belt Dean Rebecca Bennet Benson Dardene Besherse Truman Besherse Bob Bill Blackburn Blumthal TIME ROLLS SWIFTLY AHEAD, Tamara Bogue Paulette Brooks Judy Burgett Jerry Larry Boren Boren Dave Boswell Larry Bouslog Pat Breneman Gary Brooks V Brenda David Marilyn Brown Brown Brown Mitzi Jane Pe99Y Brown Brown Buntain Ranellda Butler Sharon Butler Arlene Carpenter Bernie Bonnie Cash Caskey 34 Linda Linda Steve Paula Carolyn Harry Bob Cassity Clapp Claypool Clover Coleman Collier Colvin AND ROLLS US WITH TIME. Darroll Maggie David Charlotte Joanne Grace Karen Eveland Fallowfield Findley Fleming Foley Fonner Francis Keith Tom Wanda Shirley Diane Judy Earlena Francis Gann Gates Glover Graham Gray Gress 35 Larry Cathy Marilee Bill Jacqueline £aro,yn Griffin Gross Grube Gumm Gumm Haldt Linda K. Hall Tom HaMoran JoAnne Eddie Hampsten Hard Jim Harris John Helfrich Linda L. Hall David Haught Sandra Henderson Ellen Henson Kenneth Henson Mary Herrington Albert Hickman Larry Hickman Anne Hightower Eugene Johnson TIME’S HORSES GALLOP jjm Charles Keba John Albert 5a[olyn Johnson Jordan Joy Kannewurf Keller Kelly Diana Kelshimer Beverly Sheila Kemper Kennedy Richard Georgia Keenen Keys Nancy Keys Barbara Kraemer Don Phil Lane Lewis Howand Kiser John Land Myron Landes Ron Kile DOWN THE LESSENING TRAIL Tom Liston Cynthia Lucas Trudy Luckey Terry Lynch y Larry Matthews Donna Ludington Raymond Massey Margaret Lutz Richard Lewis Donna McCoy Jerry McCullough Terry McDaniel Pat Martin Sue Joe Martha Delores Tom Janet Elizabeth Mattingly Miller Miller Mills Mitchell Moody Mulgrew Darrell Sharon Diana Sue Howard Marie Stephen Myers Newby Nicholson Nicholson Ogle Ogle O'Hair Steve Dorcas Dennis Judy Barbara Bonnie Ron Papadokas Papageorge Parks Parrish Perkinson Petty Pine 37 John Laverne Daryl Piper Polley Potts Randy Loren Charles Dick Powell Randall Renfrow Rhoads Sandra Cindy Tim Jane Smith Soughers Sprouls Steele Robert Roger Carolyn Steidl Stevenson Stultz TIME IS A NOISELESS FILE. LarrY Ed David Sally Kay Dick Judy Trout Trover Trowbridge Tweedy Unseld Van Houtin Vaught 38 Carolyn John Sandra Mark Larry Karen Vestal Vice Waggoner Walters Washburn Watkins Joe Donna Karen Mike Diane Bob Webb Weber Webster Weger Whitesell Wieland Sandy Weaver Terry Willett Tom Linda Ray David Chuck Jerry Beverly Willett Wilson Wilson Winans Windmiller Woltman Woodyard TIME IS ALWAYS FLYING. Vicki Wright Gary York Marvin York Kenneth Zeigler Willie Zieren Barbara Juli Wright Wright Rick Brooks Susie Coonce Jo Ann Gann Ed Garvin John Graham Albert Keller Evelyn Pine Kenneth Miller Fran Rancher Roy Rhoads Dawn Roberts Mary Rue Judy Snearly Nancy Snyder Jeffrey Stuck 39 SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT Bruce Curl VICE PRESIDENT Bob Egan SECRETARY Jayne Shy TREASURER Evelyn Keys SPONSORS: Mrs. Patricia McNees Mr. Ronald Snead Now the sophs are two years old, Growing in wisdom and getting bold. They'll soon be juniors, so we're told. Surely the sophs can't be two years old! Time! Time! Fleeting time. -MARK WALTERS Beth Marnita Bill Kim Adams Adams Anderson Armstrong Alan Arnold Linda Asbury Earlena Babcock Claudette Mike Billie Nancy Bain Ball Bapp Barrett Nancy Beaven Lane Bercaw Mick Tracy Daryl Bob Nancy Branam Brewington Bridwell Bridwell Bright Pete Briseno Barbara Brown TIME SEES, HEARS, AND REVEALS ALL. Rachel Cash Paula Catt Dan E ie Cleaver Cleaver Phil George Sue Cochran Collier Colson 41 Steve Joyce Bill Mike Marcia Larry Rick Craig Cravens Creech Creech Crook Cunningham Cunningham MAN IS THE SPENDER OF TIME. Bruce Catherine Kay Lynn Robert Gary Donna Curl Curl Cushman Daily Daniell Dart Davis Elizabeth Dayton Sally Brent Debolt Deem Marijane John Dave Dieckhoff Dillon Dodson Connie Bob Drake Egan John Barbara Carlin Linda Betty Egan Elledge Elledge Elledge Ellington Barb Emerick Bob Englum Joe Englum Rich Evitt Judy Farnham Jane Feutz Jim Fleming Kersey Linda Jerry Judy Elaine Janis Lila Foley Foley Francis Francis French Frisz Fulton 42 Carol Larry Connie Susan Bill Don Bob Funkhouser Furry Gale Good Goodwin Goodwin Gosnell Gloria Lorna Dave Shirley Chuck Jim Greg Greenwood Groves Guyman Haening Hampsten Hanner Hanson TIME, THAT OLD THIEF. Ron Jim Carolyn Dave Marquetta Bob Stanley Haynes Heischmidt Henderson Henry Henry Henson Henson Sue Randy Linda Larry Betty Don Donna Hicks Hinkle Hollinger Horn Howard Hugg Hutton Bill Ivey Jim Jameson Elizabeth Jennings Curtis Johnson Gayle Johnson Bob Johnston Jean Jones Bob Diane Jordan Joy Alice Kemper Loretta Kemper Barbara Kennedy Bob Kennedy Evelyn Keys 43 Betty Sheryl Lamb Land THERE IS TIME FOR EVERY PURPOSE. Charles McClarey Marty McClelland Jerry McDaniel John McDaniel Pam McDaniel Cris Janet McDonald McGill Brenda Deanna Ronald Karen Gerald Dennis Ron Martin Martin Martin Marquis Meeks Michels Mitchell Jane Ruth Rebecca Don Ron Joyce Kenneth Montgomery Moody Moore Morrison Morrison Murphy Murphy Becky Oakes Jeannette Ogle Judy Carl Ogle Orndoff Randy Connie Bob Newhart Nickles North 44 Linda Osborn Kenneth Parrish Cathy Perry Nita Parrish Sharon Parrish Pat David Becky Pebles Janet Greg Larry Chery Jo Gary Lorraine Jim Peters Pinnell Poole Powers Quandt Raisner Randall TIME EATETH AWAY AT MANY AN OLD DELUSION. Rita Paul Reeves Renfrow Rus Aron Standstead See Larry Henry Pat Sharon Jane See Setzer Shirar Shonk Shy Carol Danna Linda Rhoads Richey Richey Ruth Rogers Paul Ruff John Simes Myra Slayton Dalbert Smilie Kathy Smith Judy Sue Kenneth Debbie Becky Betty Stanfield Steidl Story Stuck Sturgell Sudduth Joyce Lester Wanda Norma Lloyd Kenny Kay Thompson Thompson Thompson Throneburg Tosser Troye VanGilder Jerry Gloria David Ron Olin Van Houtin Vaught Vice Wagoner Waltz Nancy Mike Watson Watts THE SUREST POISON IS THE WASTE OF TIME. Dan Winkler Bob Wilma Lowell Sandy Billy Barbara Weaver Webster Wells Whitacre Williamson Wilson Ray Jay Steve Winkler Wolfe Wright AND Barbara Ballard Dan Beasley Jane Bozarth Lenora Brewer Janet Brown Charles Clark Kenneth Gale Comer Gann Vicki Garver Barbara Harris Alice Johnson David Kiger Marilyn Kirby Ronald Meeks Kenny Robison Ned See David Switzer 46 FRESHMEN PRESIDENT Mike Helfrich SECRETARY Pam Elledge SPONSORS: Mrs. Helen Hightower Mrs. Marian Yontz VICE PRESIDENT Julie Wright TREASURER Emily Gibson Hickory, dickory, dock—The Freshmen run round the clock; The clock strikes 8— they're almost late; the clock strikes 9—they're just in time; the clock strikes 10—they're ready to begin; oops' it's noon—time for food; the clock strikes 1—they're back for fun,-the clock strikes 4—they're home for more; the clock strikes 8—it's time for a date; the clock strikes 1 — homework's done; the clock strikes 2— they're fast asleep! how about you? —Jane DeWitt— Bob Ed Abernathy Adams Don Deborah Connie Mick Karen Anderson Andres Andrews Armstrong Arrasmith Diana Barb Francine Carol Tom Rick Nancy Black Blumthal Board Breen Bridwell Bright Brinkerhoff NOTHING IS OCRS EXCEPT TIME. Mary Ruth Tim Carpenter Carpenter Cavanaugh Carolyn Cavins Linda Sharon Clements Collier Georgann Conner Charlotte Dean Craig Craig Sharon Larry Cheryl Nancy Steve Crook Crum Cunningham Cunningham Curl 48 Pick Steve Jeri Tina Darla Sue Sue Curran Daniell Daughhetee David Davis Dayton Dennis TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO MAN. Larry Dennison Larry Eldredge Joyce Eslinger Dave Dery Pam Elledge Belinda Evitt Dave Dick Rusty Elledge Sharon Faggart Linda Dodd Geraldine Ellington Janie Farmer Bob Eads Carla Emerick Eddie Farrell Beverly Edwards Tom Emerick Eva Farris Mike Edwards Cathy Entrican Barbara Fields Herbert Flowers Cheryl Foley Jack Foley Carol Franklin Mike Frazier Mike French Don Gale Jim Gann Jim Ron Gates George Billy Goins V I Dennis Gosnell Emily Carol Gibson Gilbert Barbara Richard Joe Evelyn Pam Martha Veva Griffin Gross Haddix Hallowell Hanner Harris Hart Merle Mike Vikki Mark Evelyn Valerie Jeff Hays Helfrick Heminger Henigman Henson Hernandez Hodge Kathy Sharon Pam Myrna Mark Larry Molly Holcomb Hopper Horn Houstin Howell Hutchings IlgenFritz Jim Pat Vickje Dick Tom Mark Gerald Kemper Kennedy Kerrick Keys Keys Killion Knoepfel BE RULED BY TIME, Pam Virginia Ed Bill Harris Larry Wanda Land Landes Landsaw Lane Lankster Lankster Lorance Larry Virginia Ray Sherrie Elaine Karen Sheri Lowrey Lucas Ludington Luttrell Lynch Lynch McCollum Connie Jim Pam Gloria Ruth David Sharon McCulloch McDaniel McKimmey Malone Malone March Maynard Glenda Barbara Patsy Joyce Beverly Mood Moody Morecraft Mulkins Myers Norman Sandra Miller Mitchaner THE WISEST COUNSELOR OF ALL. John Sandy Bill Bob Jack Judy . David Neal Neal Nicholas Nicholson Nicholson Nicholson Nickles Janp Linda Jim Carolyn Linda Pat Ogle Owens Peebles Perkinson Perkinson Petticrew Tom Oder Colleen Janine Jeff Linda Becky Marilyn Jerry Pinnell Powell Poynter Redden Reel Rhoden Rigdon Cheryl Marcia Becky Margaret John Dan Peter Smitley Smitley Smittkamp Sohaski Spencer Sprague Steidl TIME IS THE NURSE AND Veronica Bill Brenda Lewis Martha Steve Paul Steidl Step Stipp Stultz Swackhamer Swanson Swinford Tom Nancy Sherrie Jerry Roger Dale Art Swinford Switzer Taylor Thompson Thompson Throneburg Tobias Marshall Washburn Sue Wilson Sandy Williams Stephen David John Fred Bradley Carl Wimsatt Wimsett Windmiller Wolfe Wright Wright BREEDER OF ALL GOOD. AND Herschel Robert Davis Wright Harry Farris Rebecca Givens Ivan Hall Irwin Hall Michael Jobst Gayla Klingensmith David Laughead Donald Laughead Rebecca Low Fred McHenry Steve Porter Stephen Remlinger Sharon Taggart Julie Wright 53 HEADLINES ON EDUCATION 54 OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION We introduce to fhe reader the members of the Board of Education of the Paris School system. Sitting, left to right: Eugene Killion, Floyd Miller, Jr., William Patton, Raymond Massey, president. Standing: Robert Gross, Don Cavins, Don Belt, secretary. These are the men who stand beside the clock of TIME and work for and direct progress in education in our schools. These are the men who stand on the side-line and hold the line for advancement in education. Our Board of Education well knows that education is the answer to many perplexing problems that must be faced in today's world. Their motto, If at first we don't succeed, we'll try, try again, reassures us. To our Board of Education we say, Thank you. Margaret Sullivan is secretary to Mr. Stabler and aids in keeping the loose ends tied. Mr. John Stabler is superintendent of the Paris School system—both elementary and high school. By the time all facets of the school system are synchronized, Mr. Stabler has put in much time and effort which bring rewarding results. Catherine Peck aids Mr. Stabler by keeping records of vital importance to the welfare of our schools. 56 Our principal, Mr. John P. Allen, is the one person who sees that all things pertaining to high school life fit into our busy schedule. Ellen E. Johnson, secretary to Mr. Allen, aids in making things click as planned. 57 EZRA KEISHEIMER How they do it, we'll never know! Anyway, these are the men who keep us comfortable, keep our building presentable to visitors, and all necessary facilities functioning properly. A typical scene: It is 4:30 P.M. Mr. Alexander comes into the Arena staff room, takes one look at students working furiously on copy, and quietly says, I'll take care of this room later. He leaves. The next morning the debris is cleared away, and the room is in order. Practice for a bail game or some other event, or a play, and so on may not leave much time to restore things to normal. Yet somehow order is achieved in time for the next round—whatever that may be. To these men in our maintenance department we give our gratitude for their understanding. 58 THROUGH CLASSROOM EDUCATION WE SEEK TO IMPROVE EACH SHINING HOUR 59 AGRICULTURE RICHARD J. SMITH Agriculture I, II, III 60 BUSINESS EDUCATION JOHN H. EGGLESTON Business Law Bookkeeping Typing I ANGELA HAHN Shorthand Typing I HUBERT C. HUGHES General Business Bookkeeping 61 GUIDANCE JOSEPH SANDERS Secretary to Mrs. Newman Guidance—What direction should be given in order to improve and to move forward in making the most of the opportunities available to the students of Paris High School? Mrs. Newman points the way by which goals may be reached—goals that are set by students who are thinking of the future. If students are to make the most of their abilities and are to become happy, useful citizens, there should be guidance on the road they will be traveling. Joe Sanders assists Mrs. Newman in this highly important work. 62 DRIVERS EDUCATION JOSEPH A. DOGLIO ENGLISH MAUDE D. HOPPER English II Department Supervisor HELEN HIGHTOWER English I CARRIE M. SHUTZBAUGH English II THELMA DAVIS Journalism TIGER TALES LOUISE HONNOLD English IV English I RONALD D. SNEAD English II THEODORSA DAY English III TED JOHNSON Speech ANNA LEE BROCK Business English HELEN GRITTNER English III JUDITH SHEPHERD English I NELLE L. JENKINS English IV ARENA 64 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CATHERINE FARRELL Spanish I, II CARRIE M. SHUTZBAUGH French I, II ELIZABETH KERN Latin I, II 65 HOME ECONOMICS MARY ANN PERISHO Home Ec II, III, IV MARIAN YONTZ Home Ec I 66 EDWARD T. DAY Industrial Arts I, II Advanced Woodworking INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES E. THOMPSON Industrial Arts II Arts and Crafts Mechanical Drawing JAMES R. LAWTON Industrial Arts I Metal Working 67 OUR SCHOOL LIBRARY Students at Paris High School are fortunate in that they may browse and study in a beautiful library. Our librarian, Mrs. Bryan, is generous in helping students use the library facilities, and adds a special ingredient to this service—a warm and friendly smile. Expressions such as: Mrs. Bryan found—for me ' or Mrs. Bryan says ' are commonly heard in classrooms. 68 MATHEMATICS DENNIS COLLIER Plane Geometry Algebra II General Math ALBERT McHENRY Solid Geometry Algebra II Department Supervisor DOROTHY TUCKER Arithmetic Algebra I NANCY SUE MAPLE Plane Geometry Algebra I IVAL L. WITSMAN Algebra I 69 MUSIC PATRICIA H. McNEES Vocal Music ROGER MAULDING Band 70 PHYSICAL EDUCATION LARRY L. POHLMAN Boys' P.E. Assistant Coach WILLIAM NEIBCH Boys' P.E. Ass't. Football Coach 71 SCIENCE JOHN C. GIBSON Advanced Chemistry Chemistry BRET H. BROWN Biology JANET HENSON Biology Anatomy and Physiology IVAL L. WITSMAN Physics MARSHALL H. GOSS Biology 72 SOCIAL STUDIES NORMA KERRICK Social Problems Ancient History CASSANDRA B. WOLFE Government Economics DONALD A. GEISLER American History CHARLES A. JOHNSON American History ANNE B. BROWN European History THELMA DAVIS Geography European History TED JOHNSON Ancient History LARRY L. POHLMAN Ancient History WILLIAM NEIBCH European History 73 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Paris High School Chapter of the National Honor Society membership of 1963 included Marianne Tuttle, Thelma Lamb, Max VanGilder, Ann Polley, Cheryl Mullen, Shan Steidl, Deanna Jones, Richard O'Hair, Nancy Riedell, Georgia Oxen-ford, David Dickerson, Glynette Hutcheson, Edward Feutz, Patricia Englum, Virginia Peck, and Barbara Givens. Two seniors and twenty-one juniors at Paris High School were initiated into the school chapter of the National Honor Society in the Spring of 1963. Chapter sponsor is Mrs. Mary Dole Bryan, and the chapter's advisory council are Miss Catherine Farrell, Mrs. Maude Hopper, Donald Giesler, John Eggleston, Albert McHenry, and John Allen, principal. New members included seniors Terry Hays and Eugene Sunkel. Juniors initiated were Eugene Barkley, John Beeson, Bill Cavins, James Cooper, Brenda Elledge, James Feutz, Gary Goodman, Bertha Ellen Haupt, Joe Hemphill, John Hightower, David Kelsheimer, Mary Lee McClelland, Gregory McHenry, Thomas Morris, Mary Niles, Circe Papageorge, David Pasero, Jerry Smiley, James Smittkamp, Marjory Stafford and Jim Valerine. SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT SPOTLIGHTS THE NEWS ON EDUCATION Paris High School Honor Students are feted each spring at an Honors Banquet. Those students who have earned scholastic honors for the last three quarters of the school year are recognized. Each honor student receives a scholastic letter with bars which indicate the number of years that the student has attended the banquet. The 1963 scholastic banquet program included remarks by Dr. Rudolf Anfinson, Dean of Student Services at Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, and Raymond Massey, president of the Paris Board of Education. Two year letters were awarded to: Seniors: David Dickerson, Patricia Englum, Glynette Hutchison, Cheryl Mullen, Richard O'Hair, Virginia Peck, Ann Polley, Nancy Riedell, and Max VanGilder. Juniors: Eugene Barkley, Roberta Bell, James Cooper, Brenda Elledge, Jim Feutz, Darrell Good, Bertha Haupt, Joseph Hemphill, John Hightower, David Kelsheimer, Mary Niles, David Pasero and Marjory Stafford. Sophomores: Carol Albrecht, Mary Jane Beck, David S. Brown, Arlene Carpenter, Linda Clapp, Keith Francis, John Graham, Judy Gray, Drue Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Diana Kelsheimer, Cynthia Lucas, Raymond Massey, Tom Mitchell, Elizabeth Mulgrew, and Vicki Wright. One year letters were presented to: Senior: Gloria Woodyard. Juniors: Mary Egan, David Hopper, John Mercer, and Mary Orndoff. Sophomores: Doris Augustus, Paulette Brooks, Julia Butler, Sharon Butler, David Findley, Mary Herrington, Marilyn Slotter and Donna Weber. Freshmen: Cherie Bibo, Byron Blair, Robert Bowman, Paula Catt, Elizabeth Dayton, Barbara Elledge, Linda Elledge, Jane Feutz, John Mahan, Deanna Martin, Ronald Morrison, Becky Peebles, Chery Jo Powers, Jayne Shy, Linda Smithson, Judy Stanfield, Linda Talbott, Kay VanGilder and Sandra Whitacre. 75 SCHOLASTIC HONOR HEADLINERS Second Semester 1962-1963 (Names with received honors two quarters.) FRESHMEN ‘Alan Arnold ‘Earlene Babcock ‘Cherie Bibo ‘Byron Blair ‘John Blair Robert Bowmen ‘Paula Catt ‘Richard Cunningham ‘Lynn Dailey ‘Elizabeth Dayton ‘Sally Debolt ‘Barbara Elledge ‘Linda Elledge ‘Jane Feutz ‘Linda Foley ‘Judy Francis ‘Elaine French Susan Good David Guymon ‘James Hanner ‘Gregory Hanson ‘Elizabeth Jennings Linda Hollinger ‘Betty Lamb Sheryl Land Elizabeth Lindsey Martha McClelland Robert McNabb ‘John Mahan ‘Deanna Martin ‘Ronald Morrison ‘Jeanette Ogle ‘Judy Ogle Nita Parrish ‘Becky Peebles ‘Chery Jo Powers ‘Patricia Shirar Jane Shy Dennis Smeltzer ‘Linda Smithson ‘Judy Stanfield ‘Linda Kay Talbott ‘Kay VanGilder ‘Nancy Watson ‘Sandra Whitacre SOPHOMORES ‘Carol Albrecht Martha Arbuckle ‘Doris Augustus Linda Baker ‘Mary Jane Beck Paulette Brooks ‘David S. Brown Velda Jane Brown ‘Margaret Buntain Judy Burgett ‘Julia Butler ‘Sharon Butler ‘Arlene Carpenter ‘Linda Clapp Darlene Eldredge ‘David Findley ‘Keith Francis ‘John Graham ‘Judy Gray John Helfrich ‘Mary Herrington Anne Hightower ‘Barbara Hunter ‘Drue Johnson ‘Eugene Johnson ‘Diana Kelsheimer ‘Barbara Kraemer ‘Myron Landes ‘Cynthia Lucas ‘Raymond Massey Martha Miller ‘Tom Mitchell ‘Elizabeth Mulgrew ‘Howard Ogle ‘Barbara Perkinson Loren Randall ‘Dick Rhoads ‘Ronald Sandstead ‘Danny Scott ‘Marilyn Slotter ‘Donna Weber Barbara Wright Vicki Wright JUNIORS ‘Patricia Allcorn ‘Eugene Barkley ‘Roberta Bell Jeanette Breen ‘Jerry Brinkerhoff ‘Bill Cavins ‘James Cooper David Cunningham ‘William Dennis Marcella Duzan ‘Mary Egan ‘Brenda Elledge ‘Jim Feutz Connie Francis ‘Darrell Good Gary Goodman ‘Bertha Haupt ‘Joseph Hemphill ‘John Hightower ‘David Hopper Phil Howard ‘Harvey Inman Robert Jewell ‘David Kelsheimer ‘Lee McClelland ‘Paul Marchant ‘John Mercer ‘Thomas Morris Martha Murphy ‘Mary Niles ‘Mary Orndoff ‘Circe Papageorge ‘David Pasero ‘Jerry Smiley ‘James Smittkamp ‘Marjory Stafford ‘Janet Tosser Katrina Wolfe SENIORS Sally Andrews James Butler Penny Cunningham ‘David Dickerson James Eads ‘Patricia Englum ‘Edward Feutz Katy Franklin ‘Barbara Givens Judy Green ‘Glynette Hutchison ‘Deanna Jones Don Jordan ‘Karla Kirsten Thelma Lamb Gene Martin ‘Charles Milam ‘Cheryl Mullen ‘Richard O'Hair Georgia Oxenford ‘Virginia Peck ‘Ann Polley ‘Nancy Riedell Ann Silvermann ‘Shan Steidl ‘Eugene Sunkel ‘Marianne Tuttle ‘Max VanGilder Gloria Woodyard 76 SCHOLASTIC HONOR HEADLINERS First Semester 1963-1964 (Names with received honors two quarters) FRESHMEN Connie Andrews Linda Austin Eleanor Beck Jean Brown Suzanne Brown ‘Carolyn Cavins Georgann Conner $uzie Dennis Mike Helfrich ‘Molly llgenfritz ‘Galen Johnson Pam Land ‘Sherrie Luttrell Connie McCulloch ‘Norman Miller Becky Smittkamp Martha Swackhamer Art Tobias Merrill Travis ‘Stephen Wimsatt Julie Wright SOPHOMORES Alan Arnold Cherie Bibo ‘Byron Blair ‘Paula Catt Richard Cunningham Lynn Dailey Micki Davidson Elizabeth Dayton ‘Linda Elledge ‘Jane Feutz Linda Foley Susan Good ‘Gregory Hanson Linda Hollinger ‘Alice Kemper Betty Lamb ‘Sheryl Land Donna Litton William Lucas John Mahan Rebecca Moore ‘Don Morrison ‘Ronald Morrison Randy Newhart ‘Judith Ogle ‘Becky Peebles ‘Chery Jo Powers Paul Ruff Henry Setzer Patricia Shirar Jane Shy ‘Myra Slayton ‘Linda Smithson ‘Judith Stanfield ‘Rebecca Sturgell Cinde Switzer ‘Linda Talbott ‘Kay VanGilder Ronald Wagoner ‘Nancy Watson JUNIORS ‘Carol Albrecht Linda Ashley ‘Doria Augustus Mary Jane Beck Rebecca Benson Bill Blumthal David S. Brown Margaret Buntain Julia Butler Steven Claypool Karen Dart ‘David Findley ‘Keith Francis ‘John Graham Marilee Grube John Helfrich ‘Anne Hightower ‘Drue Johnson Eugene Johnson ‘Albert Keller Diane Kelsheimer ‘Cynthia Lucas Donna McCoy Terry McDaniel ‘Raymond Massey ‘Martha Miller ‘Tom Mitchell ‘Elizabeth Mulgrew ‘Loren Randall Richard Rhoads ‘Ronald Sandstead Marilyn Slotter ‘Donna Weber ‘Barbara Wright ‘Vicki Wright SENIORS ‘Patricia Allcorn ‘Eugene Barkley ‘Jeanette Breen Jacqueline Cavanaugh ‘Marc Cooper ‘Ann Curl ‘Jane DeWitt Diane Egan Mary Egan ‘Brenda Elledge ‘Jim Feutz Connie Francis ‘Darrel Good ‘Mary Hand ‘Ellen Haupt Joe Hamphill ‘John Hightower Jennifer Holcomb David Hopper ‘Phil Howard Sue Hunt ‘Harvey Inman ‘David Kelsheimer ‘Lee McClelland Greg McHenry Eugene Merchant Tom Morris ‘Mary Niles ‘Mary Orndoff ‘Circe Papageorge Dan Reel Don Seeley ‘Jerry Smiley James Smittkamp Marjory Stafford ‘Michele Starbuck ‘Bill Watts Sharon Wilson ‘Charlotte Wimsatt ‘Katrina Wolfe 77 Cast of MEN ARE LIKE STREET CARS, the Paris High School junior class play, 1963. FRONT ROW from left are John Beeson Ted; Sandy Hurst as Joy; and Don Jordan as Chi. SEATED from left are Barbara Fields as Margaret; Dyalene Strike as Mrs. Mas: Trina Wolfe as Maudie; Bill Cavins as Davy; Jenny Holcomb as Sylvia; and Phil Hutchings as Jerry; and STANDING from left i Richard Smeltzer as Mr. Mason; Cathy Gross as Mrs. Day; Cathy Cline as Julie; Brigid Sullivan as Alix; Karen Landes as W White; Ann Hightower as Mrs. Allen; and Fredi Fazio as Lysbeth. 78 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK (Senior Class Play of 1964) Time: During the years of World War II, and immediately after Place: Amsterdam CAST (in order of appearance) Miep ............................. Barbara Fields Mr. Frank ..................... Philip Hutchings Mrs. Van Daan __________________ Jenny Holcomb Mr. Van Daan ______________________ Byron Blair Mrs. Frank .................. Charlotte Wimsatt Mr. Kraler__________________________________ Steve Lutz Anne ............................... Trina Wolfe Peter Van Daan .................... Bill Cavins Margot __________________________ Lee McClelland Mr. Dussel ...____________________ Leslie Blair ARENA STAFF Left to right: Senior Editor in Chief Lee McClelland and Junior Editor Cynthia Lucas. Photographer Bob Bridwell COPY EDITORS Left to right STANDING: Marjorie Stafford, senior; Mark Walters, junior. SITTING: Trina Wolfe, Jane DeWitt, seniors; Carol Albrecht and Ann Hightower, juniors. If the ARENA had a second edition, How we would correct the proofs. 80 Business Managers: Left to right: Sue Hunt, senior, and Vicki Wright, junior. Typists, left to right: Martha Murphy, senior; Arlene Carpenter and Donna Weber, juniors; Pat Allcorn, senior. Boys' and Girls' sports writers: left to right: Steve Lutz, Joy Perisho, and Bill Cavins, seniors. Stephen O'Hair and Margaret Lutz not present. Lay-out editors, left to right: Richard Rhoads, junior; Susan Deffenbaugh, senior. Carolyn Coleman and Cathy Cline not present. Picture editors, left to right: Jane Feutz, freshman; Marty McClelland, sophomore; Cathy Gross, junior; Jenny Holcomb, senior, Carolyn Cavins not present. Art editors, left to right: Larry Bouslog, junior; Circe Papageorge, senior; Elizabeth Mulgrew, junior. Now everything has been said about the shining school HOURS of 1963-64. 81 TIGER TALES STAFF Editor .............................................. Barbara Fields Associate Editor ..................................... Vicki Wright Feature Editor .. .............................. Teri Daughetee Art Editors --------------------- ... Sonja Evans, Carolyn Haldt Sports Editors Joe McDaniel, Steve Knight Fashion Editor ................................. ... LaNee Benefield Correspondence Manager .............................. Cheryl Kirby Reporters: Ann Curl, Mort Clearwater, Linda Belt, Michele Star-buck, Leslie Campbell, Circe Papageorge, Jeanette Breen, Nick Mayback, Phil Hutchings, Ann Hightower, Shirley Glover. Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Thelma Davis These Tigers are always full of news, sports, gossip and Who's Who. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Steve Brown ... Don Seeley Patti Wright Paul Cheatham Brenda Elledge president vice president ____ secretary ______ treasurer parliamentarian This is a place where things get done, An organization that provides us with fun, A special group to whom we send complaints, A student body that deserves our thanks. 83 BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club gives an inspirational view of the miracles of God to me and to you. OFFICERS Dan Reel president Mary Herrington vice president Shelia Kennedy ________________ secretary Ellen Henson ................ treasurer Eugene Johnson - program chairman Mrs. Pauline Newman sponsor OFFICE OCCUPATIONS CLUB Homework, dictation, and typing each day, These O.O. members do schoolwork with pay. OFFICERS June Hollingsworth _______________ president Barbara Shirar ____________ vice president Cheryl Collier ___________________ secretary Mrs. Mary Ida Riedell sponsor josie McDaniel Absent DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Mick Willoughby Ronald Elam Dennis Parks James E. Thompson president vice president sec'y-treas. sponsor Diversified Occupations Finds jobs with variations. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OFFICERS Pat Bell .................... president Robert Walls ____________ vice president Sandra Hurst ............... secretary Carol Scribner ______________ treasurer Anna Lee Brock ................. sponsor A D.E. Club is for those who work As factory man, sales, or fountain clerk. 85 Future Farmers of America soil Constantly work and sweat and toil. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB OFFICERS Darrel Good president Paul Cheatham vice president John Webster secretary Ronald McKinney treasurer Jerry Francis reporter Paul Staley Richard J. Smith sentinel sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Menu: Breakfast: French eggs, scrambled bacon, fried toast. Lunch: Cooked salad, tossed potatoes, and mashed roast. Dinner: Their goose is cooked ... OFFICERS Sandra Howell ............... president Sandra O'Hair ......... vice president Coral Ann Funkhouser_________ secretary Julia Ann Butler ___________ treasurer Marian Yontz Mary Ann Perisho .......... co-sponsors 86 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS James Valerine -Anne Hightower Diane Kelsheimer Janis Friz Paula Catt ....... Ellen Henson .... Pauline Newman _____ president vice president ... secretary ...... treasurer parliamentarian ______ historian _______ sponsor OF AMERICA Education is their field, With kids and grades they'll soon have dealed KEY CLUB OFFICERS Steve Brown _________________ president Gene Barkley _____________ vice president Terry Dieckhoff .............. secretary Bill Cavins _ treasurer John Stabler .................. sponsor 87 This group of boys has the KEY to success; Service, work, responsibility, eagerness. PROJECTION CLUB OFFICERS Melvin Bartlett president Leslie Cambell vice president Sandy Hurst .......... secretary Linda Knecht treasurer Charles A. Johnson sponsor Winding, rewinding, and film splicing, Projection Club sounds enticing. JUDO CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS Jennifer Holcomb Bill Cavins Lee McClelland Michele Starbuck Joy Perisho Ted Johnson president vice president secretary treasurer parliamentarian sponsor On stage or working behind the scenes Dramatics Club challenges all these teens. THESPIANS Acting is their main ambition Just give them a cue and stage position. OFFICERS Trina Wolfe .. Phil Hutchings Barbara Fields Jennifer Holcomb Bill Cavins Ted Johnson ______ president vice president ____ secretary treasurer ........ scribe ..... sponsor 89 “THE ORANGE AND THE Tho' Mattoon Has always favored The green and golden hue. And the gentle sons of Charleston To the red and gold are true. We will own the lilies slender Nor honor shall they lack, While the Tiger stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. Through the four long years of high school, 'Midst the scenes we love so well, As the mystic charm to knowledge We vainly seek to spell, Or we win athletic victories On the football field or track, Still we work for dear old Paris And the Orange and the Black. 90 MISS PATTI WRIGHT Homecoming Queen Captain Pasero crowns Queen Patti. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT STANDING, left to right: Julie Wright, Pam Elledge, Carolyn Cavins, Judy Francis, Nancy Watson, Nita Parrish. SITTING: Sally Tweedy, Cindy Soughers, Karen Dart, Queen Patti, Michele Starbuck, Robin Cummins, Jennifer Holcomb. This scene shows why the Goose was cooked for the opponents in the Homecoming game. The Freshmen predict. HOMECOMING-1963 1964 Seniors win the Traveling Plaque. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Keith Heischmidt, Dean Trott, Tommy Stuck, Bruce Curl, Dave Cunningham, Mike Martin, Paul Staley, Joe Webb, Jerry Woltman, Larry Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Joe McDaniel, Dennis Michels, Ctem Edwards, John Helfrich, Jerry Brinkerhoff, Captain Dave Pasero, Dennis Moeller, Roger Stevenson, Eddie Henson, Dave Wright, Darrel Good, Dave Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Joe Doglio, Drue Johnson, John Beeson, Maurice Johnson, Ronnie Sandstead, Don Seeley, Phil Curl, Joe Miller, Myron Landes, Nick Mayback, Morris Sunkel, Assistant Coach Bill Neibch. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Larry Pohlman, Joe Englum, Terry McDaniel, Bob Colvin, Dave Hiddle, Keith Miller, Terry Dieckhoff, Bob Jewell, Larry Matthews, Bill Blumthal, Dan Scott, Manager Olin Waltz. 94 TIGER vanity SCHEDUI f Conference games Paris 12 Tuscola 0 Pari 26 Westville 6 Paris 25 Marshall 0 Paris 7 Charleston 0 Paris 40 Palestine 0 Pari 14 Newton 0 Paris 26 Oblong 7 Pari 20 Robinson 7 Paris 46 Casey 6 FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM TANDING, left to right: Coach Don Giesler, Charles McClarey, Bob Calvert, Pat Sullivan, Chuck Hampstead, Kim Armstrong, Gerald Meeks, Carl )rndoff, Joe Valerine, Steven Swanson, Ron George, Jim Jamison, Ed Adams, Harry Farris, Bob North, Larry Lankster, Coach Bill Neibch. KNEELING: ohn Windmiller, Mike Ball, Jim Campbell, Steve Wright, Mike Helfrich, Bill Goodwin, Joe Haddix, Ron Weaver, Gary Dart, Bob Egan, Steve Curl, erry Lane, Bob Kennedy, Bob McNabb, Bob Eads, Lane Bercaw, Merle Hays, Bob Englum, John McDaniel. SITTING: Bob Bowman, Jeff Hodge, Ken Aurphy, David Patrick, Mike Edwards, Bob Gann, Bill Goins, Larry Cunningham, Morris Sunkel, Joe Englum, Mick Armstrong, Fred Wolfe, Mark Henig-lan, Rob Brinkerhoff, Craig Smith, Olin Waltz, Manager. FRESH-SOPH SCHEDULE Paris 19 Cumberland 0 Paris. 6 Robinson .. . 18 Paris.. .. 0 Charleston .. 20 Paris 52 Casey ... 0 Paris 6 Marshall 7 Paris 6 Mattoon .. 27 Paris 19 Oblong - 13 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Paris 27 Robinson . 0 Paris 7 Charleston 12 Paris ..12 Robinson - 7 Paris... 40 Marshall ... 0 95 D. PASERO '64 Guard J. McDANIEL '64 End J. HELFRICH '65 Quarterback J. WOLTMAN '65 Tackle T. STUCK '64 Wingback D. CUNNINGHAM '64 Guard M. JOHNSON '64 Guard J. WEBB '65 Fullback D. MICHELS '66 Center X T E R ty D. MOELLER '64 Halfback K. MILLER '64 Center J. BEESON '64 Center D. BROWN '65 Quarterback L. CUNNINGHAM '66 Fullback E. HENSON '64 Tackle K. HEISCHMIDT '64 Halfback P. STALEY '64 Guard R. STEVENSON '65 Tackle B. CURL '66 Halfback J. BRINKERHOFF '64 End M. MARTIN '64 Wingback D. WRIGHT '64 End D. JOHNSON '65 Quarterback B. IVEY '66 Fullback 96 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-1963 STANDING, left to right: Coach Marshall Goss, Bill Williamson, Raymond Winkler, Bob Webb, Raymond Massey, Jerry McDaniel, Terry Hurst, Jerry Smiley, Ken Troye, Jim Valerine, Bob Blackburn, Bill Anderson, John Mercer. SITTING: Tom Mitchell, Roger Osborn, David Boswell, Tim Cavanaugh, Jeff Poynter, Randy Newhart, Roger Thompson, Dennis Willan, Leonard Magers, John Egan. CROSS-COUNTRY SCHEDULE Paris..- — 19 Cumberland 41 Paris... 33 Wiley . 22 Paris 33 Garfield .. 22 Paris 23 Georgetown 35 Paris . .23 Gerstmeyer . 32 Paris 57 Danville 22 Freshmen 7th PARIS INVITATIONAL Juniors Sophomores 3rd Hurst 5th McDaniel 5th Webb 11 th Massey 14th Seniors 9th Smiley 9th WABASH VALLEY (PARIS 4TH) Jr -Sr Smiley . 3rd — 3rd OLNEY INVITATIONAL 1st 5th Webb .... 4th 7th McDaniel 5th T roye 9th LAGROVE INVITATIONAL (PARIS 2ND) Smiley .......................... 1st (Record 10:01) Hurst ............................ 7th McDaniel ........................ 4th Webb 4th Blackburn _______________________ 8th DISTRICT (PARIS 3RD) Smiley..........._.................2nd Hurst............................. 7fh STATE .. 40th 97 Smiley ____ Tiger Cross-Country Captain Jerry Smiley carried off the major share of crosscountry honors for the year. The fleet-footed captain earned many awards. Among special honors received are the District Effort Award and the Outstanding Senior Award besides other special recognitions, as noted in schedules of events. Manager BILL WILLIAMSON LETTERMEN K. TROYE '66 98 MINOR AWARDS FRESHMEN: Timmy Cavanaugh, Jeff Poynter, Tom Swinford, Roger Thompson, Dennis Willan. SOPHOMORES: Bill Anderson, John Egan, Leonard Magers, Randall Newhart, Raymond Winkler. JUNIORS: Dave Boswell, Tom Mitchell. SENIORS: John Mercer, Roger Osborn. SPECIAL CROSS-COUNTRY AWARDS Freshman Award: Roger Thompson Effort Award: Jerry McDaniel. District Effort Award: Jerry Smiley. Senior Award: Jerry Smiley. Left to right: J. Smiley, Terry Hurst, Jerry McDaniels, Kenneth Troye, Jim Valerine, Bob Rlackburn, Raymond Massey, Bob Webb, Raymond Winkler, Bill Anderson, John Mercer. SENIORS BASKETBALL TIGER VARSITY Left to right: T. Mitchell, J. Valerine, D. Brown, J. Helfrich, D. Johnson, D. Good, J. McDaniel, Coach Brown, Don Seeley, Nick Mayback, D. Wright, D. Scott, J. Beeson, Clem Edwards, R. Massey, D. Trott. JUNIOR VARSITY SITTING, left to right: B. Englum, B. Curl, B. Bowman, G. Dart, J. Francis, R. Weaver, B. Anderson, K. Francis, B. Blackburn. STANDING: Coach Neibch, G. McNabb, B. Colvin, F. McKenna, R. Newhart, B. Ivey, M. Sunkel, G. Meeks, B. Taylor, J. Jameson, J. McDaniel. 100 J. BEESON '64 D. GOOD '64 J. VALERINE '64 D. SEELEY '64 J. McDANIEL '64 Forward Forward Guard Center Center T. MITCHELL '65 J- HELFRICH '65 D. SCOTT '65 R- MASSEY '65 D. TROTT '65 Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard 101 P.H.S. Varsity Tigers brought home the big game. TIGER VARSITY SCHEDULE Paris — 62 Hutsonville 47 Paris 37 Danville ... 58 Paris 63 Oblong 51 Paris, 39 MacArthur (D) 41 Paris 48 Lawrenceville 65 67 54 Paris 73 Clinton (Ind.) 48 Paris 64 45 Paris 68 Marshall 45 Paris 68 54 Paris 74 Casey 54 Paris 80 Palestine 64 Paris 54 Eisenhower . . 70 Paris 63 Robinson 41 Paris 74 Newman .. 58 Paris 49 Newton ... 57 Paris - 61 Charleston 52 Paris Tusrnla PARIS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT E. 1. LEAGUE TOURNAMENT-CASEY Paris - 65 Thornton 57 Paris 70 Robinson 54 Paris 80 Lincoln Way 41 Paris 66 Oblong . 58 Paris 65 Wood River 46 Paris 42 Newton 48 TIGER JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Paris 55 Oblong 40 Paris 61 Schlarman 49 Paris 35 Lawrenceville 39 Paris, 77 Casey . 24 Paris 62 Cumberland 53 Paris... —31 Palestine 50 Paris 72 Clinton 46 Paris... .....71 Robinson 47 Paris 53 Marshall 46 Paris 86 Newman 29 Paris 61 Springfield .. 42 Paris 61 Newton 72 Paris, 55 Charleston .. - 56 SOPHOMORE TIGER SCHEDULE 35 55 Paris.. 44 Robinson 46 Paris 42 Charleston 41 Paris... ......40 Eisenhower . ... 76 Paris..... 54 Robinson .. 51 Paris 48 Cumberland 50 34 75 Paris 54 Oblong 56 Paris - 29 Charleston 62 Paris 59 Cumberland . 50 Because of the exigencies of production, these schedules are incomplete. FRESHMAN TIGERS STANDING, left to right: D. Keys, R. Brinkerhoff, C. Smith, D. Willan, R. Thompson, H. Farris, J. Hodge, J. Caldwell, Coach Pohlman. 102 SITTING: B. Goins, M. Helfrich, M. Hayes, E. Farrell, J. Poynter, B. Eads. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Paris 45 Charleston ... 60 Paris 50 Robinson 43 Paris 43 Danville 49 Paris 56 Robinson ... 32 Paris 49 Danville 64 Paris 60 Casey 44 Paris 51 Charleston ... 66 Paris 47 Mattoon C. ... 56 Paris. 64 Mattoon J. ... 69 Paris 60 Cumberland ... 31 Pans 47 Danville N. 68 Paris 72 Casey 47 Paris 39 Oblong 48 Paris 77 Cumberland ... ... 35 '64 SENIORS, left to right: J. Valerine, J. Beeson, D. Wright, D. Good, D. Seeley, N. Mayback, J. McDaniel. TIGER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Paulette Brooks, Margaret Lutz, Cindy Soughers, Sandy Smith, Michele Starbuck. The gals with the mostest who lead the Tigers to victory. TIGER RESERVE CHEERLEADERS NITA PARRISH CHERYL LAND NANCY WATSON SUE COLSON LINDA HOLLINGER BASEBALL CHAMPS, THE PARIS TIGERS KNEELING, left to right: Jim Dickey, Steve Lutz, David Brown, Don Jordan, Joe McDaniel, Dave Dickerson, John Beeson, Chuck Milam, Clem Edwards, Dan Scott, John Woods. STANDING: Mike Martin, Allen Tyler, Tracy Brewington, Ken Murphy, Bob Colvin, Coach Joe Doglio, Coach Rich Maack, Phil Lewis, Ronnie Weaver, Tom Stuck, and Bill Taylor. BASEBALL SCHEDULE ‘Conference Games Paris 5 Mattoon . 1 Paris 4 Oblong ... 4 Paris.... 8 Marshall ..... 0 D.H. Paris...... 1-1 Cumberland .... 0-0 D.H. Paris.... 2-19 West Vigo . 12-3 Paris 3 Charleston ] Paris 1 Robinson . 5 Paris 14 Martinsville .... 2 D.H. Paris 2-3 Clinton 1-0 ‘Paris... 5 Marshall 1 ‘Paris 4 Cumberland .... 0 Paris 12 Martinsville 5 ‘Paris 6 Robinson ‘Paris . 9 Oblong 5 D.H. Paris 0-2 Danville 7-5 Paris 9 Newman . 1 ‘Paris 4 Charleston 3 Paris 6 Martinsville 0 Paris 18 Shelbyville .. ... ... 0 Paris 6 Robinson 5 Paris 1 Danville — 3 PARIS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Charleston . 6 Martinsville 12 Westfield ... 0 Paris 6 Martinsville .... 0 MATTOON REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Robinson 13 Effingham St. Anthony 1 Paris 18 Shelbyville 0 Paris 6 •Robinson 5 EASTERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE CHAMPS TIGER TRACK SQUAD 1963 STANDING, left to right: Coach Goss, Dean Tucker, Jerry Smiley, Jim Morris, Dennis Moeller, Ed Henson, John Helfrich, Jerry Brinkerhoff, Larry Winkler, John Witcher, Mike Touhey, Pancho Eads, Steve Griffin, Bob Bailey—manager, Coach Herron. SECOND ROW: Jerry Switzer, Jim Jamison, Dan Cleaver, Ron Sandstead, Bruce Curl, Joe Webb, Laverne Polley, John Mercer, Keith Heischmidt, Tom Liston, Bob Blackburn, Bob Jewell, Bob Calvert, Jerry McDaniel, Ken Troye, Bob Webb, Raymond Massey. THIRD ROW: Gary Dart, Jim Randall, Frank McKenna, Howard Ogle, John McKenna, Don Morrison, Russ Sandstead, Bob Englum, Ron Kile, Ron Morrison, John Mahan, Steve Blair, Gary Quandt, Larry Green, Rick Cunningham. VARSITY SCHEDULE Paris .621 2 Mattoon 55' 2 75 Marshall 43 rans Paris 79 Charleston 39 Paris .116 Casey 2 Paris 77 Charleston _ 41 FRESH-SOPH SCHEDULE Paris ...56 Marshall 62 Paris _56 Charleston 62 FRESHMAN MEET Paris.— .100 Casey 18 106 J. Brinkerhoff and J. Smiley break Shot Put records; Brinkerhoff became the champion. E. I. CONFERENCE—PARIS 2ND Jerry Smiley—880.2:01.4 DISTRICT-PARIS 2ND INDIAN RELAYS—PARIS 2ND Dean Tucker—Mile—4.40 .4 WABASH VALLEY-PARIS 6TH MATTOON RELAYS-PARIS 9TH TIGER RELAYS-PARIS 2ND MILE RELAY TEAM: J. Smiley, M. Touhey, D. Tucker, P. Eads. Mike Toughey gives his best. PARIS VARSITY STATE QUALIFIERS Pancho Eads .......... 880 Yard Dash Broad Jump Jerry Smiley__________ 880 Yard Dash Jerry Brinkerhoff ________ Shot Put Dean Tucker ___________________ Mile SCHOOL RECORDS: Jerry Brinkerhoff Shot Put 48' 6 Seniors, left to right: P. Eads, J. Whitcher, L. Winkler, M. Toughey, D. Tucker, J. Morris, S. Griffin. 107 PARIS HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS PLAYERS STANDING, left to right: Richard Sanders, Kersey Foley, Maurice Johnson, Bill Dennis, Tom Hiett, Al Shontze, Don Seeley, Leslie Campbell, David Wright, Jim Blanford, Dennis Smeltzer, Pat Sullivan, Coach Bret Brown. KNEELING: Dennis Parker, Ronnie Pine, Marc Cooper, Bill Cavins, Gerald Meeks, Jim Heischmidt, David Hiddle, David Findley, Eddie Feutz, Tom Mitchell, Paul Shontze. SCHEDULE Paris.— 2 Schulte 5 Paris..... ... 2 Scharlman ... .... 5 Paris ... 1 Danville .... 8 Paris..... ... 1 Casey .. .. 6 Paris ... 4 Schulte 2 Paris ... 3 Honey Creek .... 4 Paris 6 West Vigo 1 Paris..... 7 West Vigo . 0 108 RAYMOND WINKL€R Manager GIRLS' GOLF SQUAD Left to right: Nancy Riedell, Wilma Fletcher, Adonna Magers, Cathy Cline, Cathy Gross, Coach Charles Johnson, Fredi Fazio, Marilee Grube, Sandra Smith, Sandra Hurst, (Girls' Representative), Patricia Englum. 109 Golf team, left to right: David Boswell, Bob Bowman, Drue Johnson, Ron Blume, Jim Feutz, Coach Johnson. SCHEDULE Paris .. 9 2 Marshall ... ... Vi Paris 10 0 Paris... .10 Marshall 0 Paris.... 8 Schlarman ... ... 7 Paris... 91 2 Casey Vi Paris Vi 91 2 Paris... 6 Schulte 4 Paris 9 6 Paris... . 5Vi Danville . 91 2 DISTRICT GOLF MEET—PARIS 3RD Drue Johnson 2nd EASTERN ILLINOIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS First Medalist Drue Johnson Third Medalist David Boswell BACK ROW, left to right: Larry Poole, Robert Bowman, Stephen O'Hair, Stephen O'Bannon, Ben Good, Jim Eads, Richard O'Hair, Bill Parrish, Eugene Sunkel, Harvey Inman, Byron Blair, Coach Charles Johnson. KNEELING: David Boswell, Tom Bowman, Drue Johnson, James Feutz, Ronald Blume, Captain. GIRIS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Patti Wright .......................... president Marpry Stafford ...... Cheryl Miller ....................... secretary Martha Black ........... Susan Deffenbaugh .................... publicity Yuana Eads .......... vice president _____ treasurer point manager III Health is the vital principle of bliss And exercise, of health. SPRING SPORTS QUEEN MISS DORIS McGREW SPRING SPORTS QUEEN AND COURT, SITTING, left to right: Carolyn Cline, Gly-nette Hutchison, Deanna Jones, Queen Doris McGrew, Michele Starbuck, Robin Cummins, Jennifer Holcomb. STANDING: Karen Dart, Sally Tweedy, Cindy Sough-ers, Nancy Watson, Judy Francis, Nita Parrish. The Paris High School stage band proved to be a popular addition to the Silver Anniversary spring band concert of May, 1963, under the direction of Cal Stockman, band instructor. Included in the repertoire were the numbers Leap Frog, I'm Getting Sentimental Over You, Jeannie and For Dancers Only. The Paris High School Vocal Music Department in May, 1963, salutes Spring in Song to May under the direction of Mrs. Patricia McNees. The Mixed Chorus presents the finale of the program which includes The Bluebirds, Turn Back, O' man, Dark Eyes, I Hear A Voice A-Prayin', and Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor to a delighted audience. 114 The sophomore girls provide a colorful background for Springtime music. The Treble Clef Ensemble, singing Russian Picnic, add to the beauty of the Spring Concert. With a change of scene and a change of song, the Boys' Chorus sings Stout-Hearted Men. 115 PARIS HIGH TOP ROW, left to right: John McKenna, Eddie Farrell, Russel Sandstead, Carl Breen, Marilyn Daugherty, Jeannette Breen, Linda Foley, Gene Barkley, Bill Lucas SECOND ROW: Glenda Mood, John Mahan, Bob Bowman, Jeanie Jones, Susan Hicks, Don Anderson, Larry Crum, Leslie Blair, THIRD ROW: Ruth Moody, Rebecca Sturgell, Carole Gilbert, Dan Sprague, Mary Orndoff, Steve Craig, Steve Blair, Steve O'Hair. BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Brock, Howard Ogle, Mike Watts, Merrill Travis, Byron Blair, Paul Ruff, Pam McKimmey, Frank McKinna Majorettes: Captain Roberta Bell, Martha Murphy, Cheryl Jo Powers, BAND DIRECTOR: 116 SCHOOL BAND Jim Feutz, Andy Graham, Trudy Lucky, Karen Francis, Nancy Tobias, Veva Hart, Jane Ogle, Ellen Henson, Judy Ogle. Richard Keenan, Dorcas Papageorge, Galen Johnson, Becky Reel, Valerie Hernandes, Wilma Webster, Nancy Brinkerhoff, Barbara Fields, Connie Travis. Charles Cash, Howard Kiser, Mike Frazier, Bill Nicholas, Tracy Brewington, Jane Shy, Ruth McKinney. John Spencer, Laverne Polley, Larry Bouslog, Danny Reel, Eugene Johnson, Alan Arnold, Barbara Moody. Barbara Hunter, Bill Cavins, Drum Major. Roger Maulding. 117 MISS KRIS ARMSTRONG Queen of May 1963 Queen Kris Armstrong and escort Don Jordan First attendant Miss Nancy Riedell crowns the queen, Kris Armstrong. The results of the Physical Fitness program taught by Mrs. Betty Ruyle and Mrs. Carolyn McDowell are shown by the expert and precise routines in May Fete dances. Miss Barbara Givens introduces the May Fete program with the theme song Over the Rainbow. April Showers' Second attendant Glynette Hutchi son presents the Girls' Good Sportsmanship award to Miss Nancy An derson. Parade Time' IT’S BANQUET TIME AT SUMMER PLACE 'The Swingin' Seven Plus One skit entertains a delighted audience. The girls' ensemble sing the old favorite Star Dust.' Mr. Allen greets Crazy Gugenheim impersonated A B°ys' Chorus entertain with old favorites, In the Good Old Summer- by Eddie Henson. time, East Side, West Side, in soft-shoe interpretation. 121 King and Queen of the annual Paris High School Junior-Senior Prom, senior class president Don Jordan and date Miss Patti Wright, are crowned during a dance intermission by junior class president Gene Barkley and date Miss Jenny Holcomb. A relaxed faculty and wives enjoy the Prom at Summer Place. PROM AT SUMMER PLACE-1963 The message to seniors was delivered by Father Edward Groesch on the subject Generosity. Thoughts left by Father Groesch: God is first; others are second; I am third. God is the foundation upon which we build our lives, and the world is restless because the world was made for God. You are important to others, if you keep you third. Get closer to your neighbor by being generous to your neighbor. Give while you live. Senior girls sing Graduation Prayer. Top ranking seniors left to right: DAVID PATRICIA EDWARD GLYNETTE DEANNA THELMA CHERYL DICKERSON ENGLUM FEUTZ HUTCHISON JONES LAMB MULLEN GEORGIA RICHARD VIRGINIA ANNE NANCY MAX MARIANNE 124 OXENFORD O'HAIR PECK POLLEY RIEDELL VANGILDER TUTTLE HONORS-1963 126 Special awards are made throughout the school year to students and faculty. Junior class president, Gene Barkley, receives the Swing-Out Plaque from senior class vice president, Kris Armstrong. Miss Nancy Riedell placed in the top five of the Wabash Valley Chemistry team contestants: Dr. Kessel honors Nancy. Dr. Kessel of Indiana State College presents third place award in the Wabash Valley Chemistry competitive exam to Paris High School chemistry instructor John Gibson. ARENA editor in chief Miss Marianne Tuttle introduces mathematics instructor Carl Jones to the student body as the man of the year in that the 1964 ARENA was dedicated to him. 127 Major cage season awards for 1962-1963 were presented to basketball co-captains, seniors Dave Dickerson, right, and Don Jordan. Paris High School National Merit Scholarship semifinalists for 1963-1964 are right, John Hightower and Jim Feutz. Paris High School 1964 Illinois State Scholarship Commission competition semifinalists: FRONT ROW: Gene Barkley, Bill Cavins, Marc Cooper, Jim Feutz, Joe Hemphill, John Hightower. BACK ROW: David Kelsheimer, Paul Marchant, Mary Niles, Jerry Smiley, James Smitt-kamp, Marjory Stafford, Charlotte Wimsatt, Trina Wolfe. 128 Student-Faculty Volleyball game Student-Faculty Basketball game. What!!! Yes, busy Contemplation To start off the day,— Time, 4:05 131 MAJOR GRIDIRON HONORS Left to right: Sportscaster for WCIA Tom Schoendienst, speaker at Football-Cross Country banquet; Coach Joe Doglio; team captain Dave Pasero with Eastern Illinois Conference football championship award; and Methodist Men's Good Sportsmanship award winner, halfback Tom Stuck. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made