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' q.y,g,.5g544.g4.3.11-J-.vz-:Lee-2.534225325-1451553:5ffas-za-Zaiq:-gifaa-:e:a+e:+asaaa-:-:ata-5224-1+sie-:a+'HG'f-1'-1111:-52asc-'ef-2'-99:4-ti-:afc-2:4essY-'r-'H-H+:-2::aE+:a+:i-2: ALTOIS STAFF PICTURE TOP -eft to Right J :-Standing: Tappendorf, Frazer, Ehlers. Sl m, Beccue. ...us . lerson, sponsor, Devore, Miriam Ehlers, Ferehow. Seyferth. and Vondenbosch. RACKET STAFF PICTURE MIDDIIE I'lfl'l'I'RE Ql.eft to Riglltlz-Standing: Klitzing, Tappendorf, Slone, Frazer, K. Schroeder, H. Dunn, VVilson. Ehlers, Klitzing. Seated: M. James, Becker, Devore, Vondenbosuh, Ferehow, and Miss Ragland, sponsor. PICTURE OF EIBRARIANS I 'JN B0'l l'OM Q Left to Right J :--Standing: Eder, P. Smith, llove, Kirchhoff, I.. Holmes, Schumacher, ll. JaInes,, F. Keel, '11, A, jurrow, Goers. Seated: Miss Pierson, sponsor, FV Rockwell, Frazer, Braaseh, Slone, and Ehlers. 5 . BY EDGAR A. GUEST lly the troubles y'ou have met By the griefs which you have borne, By the heartache and regret, And the bleeding from the thorn, On the cruel forge of strife You shall shape a lovelier life. Souls are made by hammer blows And the batterings of fate, He who on.lv nleasure knows Never can be truly great, All our faith, and all our pride Must be very often tried. Youth has beauty of its own, Smiles make lovely any face. But the heart which much has known Has a richer touch of grace, Out of trial, out of grief Glows the splendor of belief. On the anvil of the years Must our characters be wrought, By our heartaches and our tears , We are won to gentler thought, Out of suffering We .find ' The true glory of mankind.
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THE ALTOTQ STA EE I Although they have often groaned just behold the pleasant countenance of this staff. No group could be found that would have a better spirit of cooperation. Many times they were met with discouragement, obstacles, and disap- pointment. Even this trouble was small compared with their desire to publish a year book that would bring back memories of their days in A. C. H. S. and also recall many old acquaintances. Since the year book is published each of us are proud of it and have a deep satisfaction because we feel we have done a great work and a task that our lower classmates will appreciate. THE RAUKET Three years ago thc studen.ts felt that gl school paper would add much to the school spirit and also create enjoyment. ln the two preceding years the school paper was typed and then run off on the ditto machine. This paper was very good but it was found that after 100 or more copies were run off the words were hard to distinguish. With this in mind they decided to have it printed and it was decided to have Mr. Schorsch do the printing. Our paper. was published every two weeks in thc insidc of the Altamont News. Every student looked forward to this publication and felt that it was quite worthwhile. After we students are old and gray and our eyes fall upon the old, yellow sheets of tlns paper, many memories will be recalled of the days when we had a part in school activities. THE LIBRARY One of the most important and interesting features of our school is our library. lt is under the supervision of Miss t'onstance Pierson, who is assisted by several student librarians. The school library ls a complete source of knowledge, as well as it companion to the students an.d teachers. Many books have been added to our list during the past term which arc highly appreciated by everyone. For knowledge of different subjects, our librarians can furnish you with the following sources of which our library consists: Fiction hooks, Science, Mathematics, Physics, Health Hygiene, Zoology, Foods, Geography, Music, Clothing, General Literature, Drama, English Literature, Latin, Ancieiit. American and Modern History, European History, Dictionaries, Various magazines, and Encyclopedias. These different divisions can be used for ref- erence. evereyday practical reading. and enjoyment. as well as being bene- ficial to the students. Our library always looks nice and is always given proper care. It is highly prized by the entire Community.
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