Athens Community High School - Athenian Yearbook (Athens, IL)

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 § $ r A 1 | 1 ❖ • • • • • 1 1 • • 1 ♦ ❖ ! •!• ❖ •! ❖ !• ❖ ❖ ❖ 1 ❖ • ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ! 8 !■• 8» • wnr iuitmtatt v ❖ ❖ • i 5 :♦ :• • ❖ ❖ ❖ :• ❖ :• ❖ :« :« THE FACULTY During the past four years the faculty have valiantly helped us on our weary way to the end of the trail. Not being satisfied with mere duty, they have taken a personal interest in each pioneer. For their interest in us, we wish to express our deepest and sincere appreciation. The success of every endeavor depends to a great extent on the interest shown and the energy put forth hy the leader. Mr. Sullivan has more than proved that he is master of his position as principal. If there were any doubt about liking the new leader before we became so well acquainted with him, we know, after the year he has been with us. what an all-around “good fellow lie is. Our science teacher. Mr Augspurger. is one of the main cogs in the wheel that moves A. C. H. S. By his cheerfulness and happy smile lie teaches a lesson as important as science and deserves the name Happy.” If we need a stunt or if there is a play to be coached we can depend on Mr. Augspurger to do his share and a little more. To Miss Phillipp is due the success of “Miss Somebody Else.” She diligently helped some of the literary conti st nts to success. Without her the Freshmen would be lost in regard to English and the poor Freshies would be in a predicament. May all the happiness and success she deserves be hers. Mr. Light gives us the history down through the ages and helps us wage through Caesar’s wars. He loves to argue and many arguments take place in his classes. He was successful as the leader of the Girls’ Glee Club. Success to him! What class or club ever had a play or party without consulting Msss Braucht as to what to wear or eat? I believe she is the reason for the tempting aromas around the kitchen and the cabinet of dainty sewing. Besides teaching this, she is the coach of girls physical education. We hope that success comes to her as fast as she teaches the girls to build pyramids. Then there’s Miss Lyon, who teaches commercial subjects. Oh my! if the bookkeeping class didn’t have her help, how could they make their books balance? With her business mien and wonderful personality, success couldn’t be kept away. What would themes be without Miss Currens to help us? Without her originality, they would all be the same. To her is due the success of many programs and she is one of the reasons why A. C. H. S. plays have been given in such grand style. Besides this, she also teaches “bugs and plants.” When Mr. Smith isn’t busy discussing the pruning of trees, the raising of poultry or organizing clubs he is helping someone- We’re for him! May success be his constant guide! And so. we. the class of ’29. bid farewell to the Faculty, with the sincere hope that all of us may show the good results of their endeavors. When we think of our last school years And our plans to make life a success. First in all of our memories Are our teachers of A. C. H. S. Eight 1 U2 iJ • 5 • 5 5 ' 5 • • I 1 1 ’ 1 1 1 - •!« i :• ;«