Altamont Community High School - Altois Yearbook (Altamont, IL)

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FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY THE FRESHMEN DON 'T KNOW AND THEY KNOW THEY DONT KNOW Just look at the following picture page and you 'll see a picture with the largest Freshie class that ever came to A. C. H. S. They were not only the largest class but the prettiest, the brightest, the happiest, the most loyal, the homeliest, the most popular, and the healthiest class that eiver appeared at A. O. H. S. When they had become accustomed to their different school and strange surroundings, a class meeting was called for the election of officers. The officers elected were: Eugene Bauer, president, Catherine Koeberlein, vice president, Nadine Burrow, secretary, and Helen liurkhardt, treasurer. Miss Hearn was appointed the sponsor. On October 21, 1936 they had a Weiner roast with the Sophomores in. the gymnasium on' account of the rain. The Freshmen were well represented in the activities of the school. Some of them were i11 the Boys' G-lee Club, Girls' Glee Club. Student Uouueil, Boys' Quartette, Operetta, Racket Staff, and Orchestra. The, Freshmen have hoqmcs that they will continue to be the largest class next year and in. the two succeeding years. TOP l'lO'l'llRE theft to Rightj:-Top row: A. Taylor, K. Schroeder, Me- Donald, A. Taylor, J. Rhodes, H. Klitzing, Devantier, Muchow, E. Bauer. Fifth row: Krueger, li, Holmes, M. Rhodes, F. Ferehow, C. Koeberlein, E. Tucker, Myers, N. Burrow. Fourth row: Stuckemeyer, Lindsey, Dickman. Wagener. A. Zimmerman, Ewald. Sutter, Baker, Wurl. Third row: G. Tucker, R-oedl, Dale Taylor, Robertson. F. Hasemeier, E. Devorc, J. Seltzer, Hanklns. Second row: Miss Hearn, sponsor, Stettbacher, Burkhardt, Fombs. Byrkit, O. Ehlers. N. Ehlers, M. Mitchell, Kilzer. First row: Koss, Buzzard, B. Mitchell. Heliden.. Grant. Oder, G. Tappeu- dorf, J. Rec:-ue, Stalling. THE ASSEMBLY The Assembly of the A. C. H. S. faces the east and the seats are arranged in nine rows with eighteen seats to a row running east and west. The teacher 's desk is in the front of the room, the library at the back, and the magizine rack is in the southwest corner. At the back of the room is a lon.g table where the D and E students indulge in connversation. and the magazine rack is the Freshmank haven of Paradise. The students are arranged in the order of their standing. Starting at the right we find the Seniors, then the Juniors, Sophomores, and last, but not. least, the big shots of the school. We have a very fine library in our school with books ranging from the life of Julius Caesar to the works of William Makepeace Thacherav. All the students have enjoyed these masterpieces of literature. There are several pictures of famous men along the Freshmen 's side which probably accounts for the brillian.t behavior and recitations of that class.

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