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

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DORIS RAISTY, B. S. Iowa State Teachers’ College, University of Iowa. m i r o PAUL KAMBLY, B. E. Illinois State Normal University. Biology, History, Coach. JUANITA HIENSCH, B. S. Millikin University. Household Arts, General Science. E. M. AUGSPURGER, B. E. Illinois State Normal University. Mathematics, Science, Orchestra. MILDRED BRAUCHT, B. S. Millikin University. Household Arts, General Science. Page Eleven

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S. B. SULLIVAN, B. E. Illinois State Normal University. Coach. Mathematics. Economics, Commercial Law. LOUISE SCHUMACHER, Ph. B. Shurtleff College. English, History, Play Coaching. ROBERT C. SMITH, B. S. University of Illinois. Agriculture, General Science. Page Ten MARY SPELBRING. B. A. Mac Murry College. English. French. Latin.

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A. C. H. S. would not be what it is if it were not for our teachers, these men and women who have had our experience and are now guiding us in our course. It is they who mould the success of student efforts. More than a decade of service stands behind Mr. Augspurger. The things he has done for us in his eleven years will always live. He has seen many students come and go; he has lightened their burden and brightened their way. His friends are innumerable in the school and in the community as a whole. He has become a student ideal with his golden wit. and bright energy. Many things have come in the scope of his influence. The orchestra, that patience-devouring organ, he has led; stunts, that will he long remembered for their originality and superb comedy, have come from him. Classes, of which he has been the sponsor, owe to him their enjoyable class activities. Mr. Augspurger’s achievements have brought him his deserved reward. Though County Superintendent he will always remain to us, who have known him intimately, our faithful friend and teacher. The Domestic Science department feels the loss of Miss Braucht. who, at the end of the first semester departed from A. C. H. S. May she enjoy the success which her work here has shown that she justly deserves. She had been for three and a half years the Domestic manager of our school. Banquets, parties and entertainments of all kinds she managed efficiently to a delightful result. Her place was filled by Mrs. Heinsch. She has assumed all the responsibility and quickly become a part of A. C. H. S. The Music Department is becoming very prominent through the influence of two very competent instructors. Mrs. Sullivan, on every Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday guides the students interested in this course. She is responsible for improved Glee Clubs and the other vocal entertainments. In her beginning sightreading classes she initiates Freshmen in happy expression, and cultivates upper classmen’s voices; inspiring students to express themselves through song. For four years Mr. Chambers has been faithfully giving instruction every Wednesday to pupils in instrumental music. His efforts are bearing fruit: at present he deals with about thirty students. He makes music all that it is supposed to be. and more, with the addition of his humorous observations. A. C. H. S. students enjoy great opportunity by having such teachers. Patje Tivclve