Abingdon High School - Tatler Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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Secretary Treasurer Bob Johnson Presldent Kenneth Johnson 'rc Prcsndcnt Ons Johnson Class of 1946 You can call a Sophomore cocky Or perhaps a trlfle snlly You c1n say wt thmk we know Tho we seem so wrlly nnlly XVe know your crmcrsms sharp Your rouch so oy er zealous But the only reason you can g1V6 Is just that you are jealous Dear, dear' How time does fly' Gaze 1nto the past to just one short year ago and At that tlme we started on a long course of ardent OJ study rn Ablngdon Senror Hlgh The results of our Hrst electron showed that our chosen leaders were Shlrley W mchell, Alrce Hess, and Ardrth Murk Not to be bewlldered by the hxgh and m1ghty upper classmen, we entered whole heartedly 1nto mus1c, sports, and other extra currrcular actlvltres Now brmg your thoughts back to the present and notrce the up and commg sophomores We came back 1n a blaze of glory last fall, selectmg the three J s Ken ny ohnson, Ot1s Johnson, and Bob Johnson, to dlrect our socxal efforts To show our enthuslastrc desrre to help ln the war effort, we ln collaboratron wlth the freshmen challenged the jumors and semors to a contest 1n collect1ng much needed waste paper The lower hall was filled w1th the frunts of our labor, and the decxsron was that the lower classes had atta1ned a v1ctory' We fully expect to exceed thls good record when we become Jolly Jumors 30 U xx .i V' 2 , Y' e ' ' ' , ' . . . f - 1' it all you will see the sophomores of today as a group of roudy, but not too green, freshmen. ,. . . 6 ' ' I Cl ' ,Y ' ' IQ 3 33 I , - ' If ' Q,