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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1934 volume:

if , .. f ' --f-- --ffl----.,-,Q , . 1 i .. 1 CAMPUS CLICKS W 'E Sv 'rv Pulwlisllul Ivy Senior Class of IQ34 Athens, Illinois Dedication To Mr. E. R. Britton, who this year completes three years as principal of our high school, we dedicate this pamphlet. VVe honor him for service rendered in behalf of our Alma Materg and respect him for that manly character demonstrated in his dealings with all school problems. It is our sincere wish that he find much happiness and success in his new field and that he may nc'er forget the days spent at A. C. H. S. ERN EST R BRI TTCN ' fr-'M '-1 LL -gdii ' -+- Back row Mr. Britton, Mr. Sorrells, Mr. Dewalt, Mr. Smith. Front Row--'Miss Smith, Miss Spelbring, Miss Raisty, Miss Gilmore. THE FACULTY BRITTON, ERNEST R. McKendree College, B. S. University of Illinois, M. S. Principal, Geometry, Civics. Baseball DEWALT, CLYDE Illinois State Normal University, B. Ed. University of Iowa, summer 1933. Science, Algebra, Instrumental GILMORE, HELEN MacMu1'ray College, B. S. Home Economics, Science, Vocal f RA ISTY, DORIS Iowa State Teachers' College University of Iowa, B. S. Commercial SMITH, MAURINE MacMurray College, B. A. University of Illinois, M. A. English, Biology, Dramatics. SMITH, ROBERT C. University of Illinois, B. S. University of Colorado. Agriculture, Economics, Geo SORRELLS, ROLLA Eureka Colege. A. B. University of Illinois University of Iowa History, Basketball, Track. SPELBRING, MARY MacMurray College, B. A. University of Illinois gfaphy English, French, Latin, G. A. A. CLASS OF 1934 JOSEPHINE BARNES, Va'edictorian, - Jo. Favorite Expression: Oh, Gosh! Noted for: ller high grades. Activities: Editor Athenian Sun, '34, Senior Plays, '34, Pantomime, '33, Junior Play, '33C Shorthand team, '33, Vice-president class, '32, French Club secretary, '33-'34, Orchestra, '32- '33-'34, Commercial Club, '33-'34, Home Ec Club '31-'32-'34, Class Reporter, '31, G. A. A. Treas., '32, Glee Club, '31-'32-'33-'34, Sub-district, '32- '33-'34, District, '32-'33, Operetta, '32-'33, In- ter-Society, '32-'33-'34, Pep Squad, '34, Mixed Chorus, '32. From: Athens Glades. HAROLD AGEE- Petc. Favorite Expression: Aw, Nuts . Noted for: His everlasting hunger. Activities: Lightweights, '31-'32, Inter-Society Contest, '31-'32-'33-'34, Track, '32-'33-'34, Pan- tomime, '33, Glee Club, '33, Varsity, '33, Junior Play, '33, Commercial Club, '33-'34, Operetta. '33, Basketball manager, '34, Senior Plays, '34, Class President, '34. From: Athens Grades. -7 'HAZEL CANTRALLi HaZel. Favorite Expression: Oh Kid! Noted For: Her devotion to Genia. Activities: Glee Club, 4 years, G. A. A. 4 years, Orchestra, 3 years, Sub-Dist. Contest, 3 years, Dist. Contest, '32, '33, Operetta, '32, '33, Home Ec, '32, '33, '34, Junior Play, '33, Senior Play, '34, V. P. Class, '33, '34, G. A. A. Treas., '33, Com. Club, '33, '34, Chorus, '32, Home Ec Re- porter, '33. From: Tilson. I ELEANOR KINCAID4 Kincaid. Favorite Expression: Aw Shoot! Noted For: Fondness for Freshmen boys. Activities: G. A. A., '31, '32, '33, Inter-Society Contest, '31, '32, '33, Alumni Reporter, '34, Stu- dent Council, '32, Sec. Class, '34, Junior Play, '33, Senior Play, '34, Glee Club, 4 years, Or- chestra, '33, '34, Operetta, '32, '33, Home Ec, '33, '34, Dist. Contest. '32, '33, Chorus, '32, Sub-Dist. Contest, '32, '33, '34. From: Indian Point. ETHEL STEWARTf Boots. Favorite Expression: O, Gee Whiz. Noted for: Fear of snakes. Activities: Glee Club, '31-'32, Operetta, '32: G. A. A. '31-'32-'33, Home Ec Club, '31-'32-'33, Class Treasurer, '34, Commercial Club, '33-'34, Senior Plays, '34, From: Athens Grades. EUGENIA BAUGHER- Genia. Favorite Expression: Caesar's Whiskers! Noted For: Her devotion to Hazel. Activities: Student Council, '34, Glee Club, 4 years, G. A. A. 4 years, Home Ec, 4 years, Sub- Dist., '32, '33, '34, Operetta, '32, '33, French Club '33, '34, V. P. Com. Club. '33, Dist. Contest, '33, '34, Treas. Class, '33, Chorus, '32, Typing, '33, Senior Play, '34, Pres. Com. Club, '34, V. P. French Club, '34, Sec. Student Council, '34. From: Fancy Prairie. MARJORIE VAN WORMER4, Marj. ' Favorite Expiession: Raspberries! Noted For: Expert accompanying. Activities: G. A. A. 4 years, Senior Play, '34, Junior Play, '33, Pres. Home Ec Club, '34, Oper- etta, '32, '33, Sec. Glee Club, '33, Class Pres. ,'32, Com. Club, '33, '34, Editor Sun, '32, Sub- Dist. 4 years, Dist. Contest, 4 years, Glee Club, 4 years, Editor-in-Chief Pamphlet, '34, X-Y Con- tcst, '31, '32, '33, Pantomime, '33. From: Athens Grades. RICHARD KENYON, Salutatorian,-f Tag. Favorite expression: Raspberries Noted for: Brilliant remarks. Activities: Inter-Society Contest, '31, '32, '33, F. F. A., 4 years, Class Pres., '31, Judging team, 4 years, Ciass Treas, '32, F. F. A. Pres., '32, Track. 3 years, Cheer Leader, '32, '33, Junior Play, '33, Sub-Dist. Contest, '33, '34, French Club '33, '34, Senior Plays, '34, Dist. Contest, '34, F. F, A. Contest, '34, Pres. Student Council, '34, Orchestra, '34, Com. Club, '34, Pres. French Club '34, Pies. Y Society, '34, Bus. Mgr. Pamphlet, '34, Athfetic Bd. of Control, '34. From: Athens. 'VELDA LAWSON-- Phil. Favorite Expression: Oh Darn! Noted For: Her willingness to help. Activities: G. A. A. 4 years, Glee Club, '31, '32, '33, Home Ec, 4 years, Commercial Club, '33, '34, Sub-Dist. Contest, '32, '33, Dist. Contest, '32, '33, Student Council, '33, Chorus, '32, Operetta, '32, '33, Pantomime, '33, Pep Squad, '34, Jun- ior Play, '33, Senior Plays, '34, Sun, '32, '33, Circ. Mgr. Pamphlet, '34. From: Athens Grades. ALDENA YOAKUM- Dene. Favorite Expression: VVell, Kid! Noted Fof: Musical ability. Activities: G. A. A. 4 years, Glee Club, '31, '32, '33, Orchestra, '31, '32, Sub-Dist. Contest, '31, '32, '33, Junior Play, '33, Senor Ploys, '34, Pres. G. A. A. '33, Sun Joke Editor, '34, Student Coun- cil '34, Comp. Ed. Pamphlet, '34, Com. Club, '33, '34, Home Ec, 4 years, Pantomime, '33, Operet- ta, '32, '33, Chorus, '32, From: Athens Grades. GEORGE JOHNSON--'Jom1s0n. Favorite Expression: Get in! Noted For: Chauffering. Activities: Orchestra, 4 years, F. F. A., 4 years, Judging Team, '31, '32, Basketball, '32, '33, Sun Staff, '33, Glee Club, '33, Operetta, '33, Junior Play, '33, Track, '33, '34, Senior Play, '4, Stage Manager, '34, Cross Country, '34, Snapshot Ed- itor, '34, V. P. F. F. A., '34, From Indian Point. MARION McKEAN4 Marion. Favorite Expression: My Gosh! Noted For: Her wavy red hair. Activities: Glee Club, '31, '32, Typing, '33, Short- hand, '33, Orchestra, '33, G. A. A. 3 years, Com. Club, '33, '34, Inter-Soc. Contest, '31, Sec. Class, '33, Sun, 3 years, Pantomime, '33, Operetta, '33, Senior Play, '34, Sub-Dist. Contest, '33, Alumni Ed. Pamphlet, '34, Home Ec, '32, Sec. Orchestra '33. From Athens Grades. MILDRED JENSEN- Mi1ly. Favorite Expression: Oh ain't lt awful! Known For: Her sarcasm. Activities: G. A. A. '31, '32, Home Ec, '32, '33, '34, v. P. Home EC, '34 , senior Play, '34. From: Athens Grades. MORRIS HALL- Hall Favorite Expression: Oh, hang it all! Noted For: His politics. Activities: Junior Pres., '33, Inter-Society, '31, '33, Glee Club, '33, Sub-Dist., '33, '34, District, '33, '34, Junior Play, '3, Senior Play, '4, Treas. Y Society, '34, Bus. Mgr. Sun, '34, Lightweights '32, Mgr. Intramural, '33, Operetta, '33. From: Hall School. 'DOROTHY WILCOXON- Dot. Favorite Expression: Well, I'd say! Activities: Senior Play, '34, Com. Club, '33, '34, Sec. Com. Club, '34, Glee Club, '31, '32, G. A. A. 4 years, Home Ec, '31, '32, '33, X-Y Contest, '31. From: Cantrall Grades. CHARLES HENDERSON- Chick. Favorite Expression: Gosh Darn! Noted For: His giggle. Activities: Orchestra, 4 years, Sun Staff, '34, Basketball, '31, '32, '33, Basketball Mgr., '34, V. P. Y Society, '34, Cheer Leader, '32, Pan- tomime, '33, Scorekeeper, Intramural Tourney, '34, Scorekeeper, Baseball, '34. From: Athens. EVELYN SMITHf Peanut. Favorite Expression: Who did what! Noted For: Her loud talking. Activities: Glee Club, 4 years, Chorus, '32, Or- chestra. '31, '32, '33, Home Ec, '32, '34, Com. Club, '32, '33, '34, X-Y Contest, '31, '32, Sub- Dist. '32, '33, '34, District, '32, '33, '34, Junior Play, '33, Senior Plays, '34, Operetta, '32, '33. From: Athens Grades. ROBERT WALSHA Pie. Favorite Expression: Holy Cockeye! Noted For: His devotion to Skully. Activities: Ag. Play, '31, Track, '32, '34, F. A. A. 4 years, Com. Club, '33, '34, Judging Team, '31, '32, '33. From: Cantrall Grades. ELEANOR STONE- Stoney Favorite Expression: Oh, Foot! Noted for: Her typing ability. Activities: Class Secretary, '31: Orchestra, 3 yrsg Inter-society Contest, '31-'32: Glee Club, 4 yrs: Operetta, '32-'33: G. A. A., 3 yrs: Commercial Club, '33-'34: Home Ec. Club, 3 yrs, Typing team '33: Senior play, '34: Student Council Member, '34: Athenian Sun Staff, '34: Pep Squad, '34g Mixed chorus '32, From Athens Grades. EDWIN GRANT-- Ed, Favorite Expression: I don't know, but I think its- Noted For: His trombone playing. Activities: Bovs Glee Club 3 years: Operetta, 2 yrs: Junior Play, '32: Basketball Lightweights, '31: Varsity, 2 yrs: Score-keeper, '34: Baseball team. 2 yrs: Baseball Manager, '34: Track team, '33: Future Farmer Member, 2 yrs., Officer, 2 vrs: Orchestra. A2 vrsg Band, 2 yrs: Intersociety Contest, '33: Sun, '33, From: Winterbauer Grades LOUISE ACKERMAN-A- Louise. Favorite Expression: Oh, Gee! Noted for: Her incessant chatter??? Activities: Senior Play, '34: G. A. A., 4 yrs: Home Ec. Club,,4,.yrs:-Commercial Club, '33-'34. From: Fancy Creek Grades. XTHELMA GOLLADAY- Sal1y. Favorite Expression: Well, for Gosh sake! Noted For: Her quietness. Activities: Orchestra, '31: G. A. A., '31: Com- mercial Club, '33: Home Ec. Club, '33-34: Senior Play, '34. From: Athens Grades. HAROLD MITTS- Skully. . Favorite Expression: Hi, Mate! Noted For: His wit. Activities: Ag. Play, '31: F. A. A. 4 yrs: Corn- mercial Club, 2 yrs: Senior play, '34: Track, '34, Judging Teams, '31, '32, '33, From: Dunlap. l FRANCES TURNER- Frances Favorite Expression: Well! Noted For: Her kindness. Activities: G. A. A. 4 years: Orchestra, 4 years: French Club, '32, '33, '34, Glee Club, '31, '32, '33: Commercial Club, '33, '34: Inter-Society Contest, '32, '33: Sub-District, '32: District, '32: Senior Play, '34: Operetta, '32: Home Ec Club, '31, '32, '33: Pep Squad, '34. From: Honey Hart. DAISY LEE DOGGETTffJ'Daisy. Favorite Expression: 'I't's all right with me. Noted For: Her good nature. Activities: Operetta, '32, '33: G. A. A., '32, '33, '.'?f4: Com. Club, '33, '34: Home Ec, '33, '34, Sen- ior Play, '34. From: Athens Grades. WILLIAM MASON - Billy. Favorite Expression: Oh, Me! Noted For: His basketball ability. Activities: V. P. Class, '31g Lightweights, '31, '32: Class Sec., '32: Baseball, '33, '34, Track, '32, '33, '34: Senior Play, '34: Sun Staff, '34: Student Council, '34: Varsity, '33, '34g Athletic Board of Control, '33, '34, From: Athens Grades. WILDA HAYDEN- Tillie Favorite Expression: Well, I'll be! Noted For: Her excellent sewing. Activities: Home Ec, 4 years, G. A. A. 4 years: Pres. G. A. A. '34: Com. Club, '33: Senior Plays, '34: Home Ec Reporter, '34. From: Indian Point, HOWARD AGEEf Beans. Favorite Expression: Well, all right then! Noted For: His athletic ability. Activities: Lifrhtweights, '31, 32: Varsity, '33, '34: Track, '33, '34: Baseball, '33, '34: Senior Play, '34: Athletic Board of Control, V. P., '34. From: Athens Grades. JOE WALDRONf Joe. Favorite Expression: Do you really think so? Noted For: His willingness to accomodate people. Activities: From Greenview-Track, Basketball, Latin Club, V. P. of Class, Glee Club. Plav, Cir- culation Manager Paper. Athens-Basketball. From: Jenison Grades. ZELMA HUGHES- Ze1m. Favorite Expression: ? ? ? ? Noted For: Love of mischief. Activities: Glee Club, '31, '32: Chorus, '31: Op- eretta, '32: G. A. A., 4 years: Com. Club, '33, '34g Home Ec Sec., '34, Senior Play, '34. From: Athens Grades. 5 MARY O'NEAL- Mopo. Favorite Expression: For Gosh sake! Noted For: Singing. Activities: Glee Club, 4 years, Song Leader, '34, Senior Play, '34, Junior Play, '33, Student Coun- cil, '31, Home Ec, '31, '32, '34: Com. Club, '33, '34, G. A. A., 4 years, X-Y Contest, 4 years, Operetta, '32, '33, V. P. Home Ee, '33. From: Cantrall Grades. LOWELL ESTILLY GEORGIA BRIGGS- George Favorite Expression: Well, all right. Noted For: Her sunny smile. Activities: Home Ec, '31, '32, G. A. A., '32, '34, Operetta, '33, Junior Play, '33, Senior Play, '34: Com. Club, '34, Glee Club, '33. From: Briggs. HENRY HENRIKSONW 'BELLE ALLEN-- Be11e. Favorite Expression: My stars! Noted For: Her secretarial ability. Activities: G. A. A. 4 years, French Club, '33, '34, Com. Club, '33, '34, Shorthand, '33, Senior Class Reporter, '34. From: Cantrall Grades. EDWARD CULVERW GLADYS POWELL--Graduated at mid-year. .51 Not Graduating. Back Row:'A. Allen, Rogers, L. Hall, M. Grant, Dirl:s,'C. VanMeter, B. Grant. Middle row:-Boylan, A. Engel, Eddy,-Cordel1,7Parrish,ylloom, Webb,'fE. Metz,--Sanderh field, Mr. Smith. Front Row: Wilkins,'.Greer, Miller, -L. Cline, G. Picrceall, Ktzywacki, Roberts, E. Primm, K. Baugher. CLASSQQOF 193 5 In the fall of 1931, a group of determined Freshmen began their career at A. C. H. S. When they had had ample time to become Well acquainted they held their iirst class meeting and elected otiiccrs. These were: President, Kenneth Baugherg Vice President, Marshall Grant, Student Council Member, John Miller, Secretary, Irene Dirksg Treasurer, Brian Grant, Reporter, Eugenia Primm. At the beginning of their Sophomore year the c'ass had lost six of their members, but during the year two new members were added to the roll, Emma Cordell and Charlene Kennedy. At the first meeting new leaders were elected: President, Marshall Grant, Vice President, John Miller: Secretary, Mary Wilkins, Treasurer, Anna Engel: Student Council, Kenneth Baugherg Reporter, Albert Ruggles. During the third year the class has achieved still greater honor under the guid- ance of their new officers: President, lrene Dirksg Vice-President, Eugenia Primm, Secretary, Dorothy Webb: Treasurer, Brian Grantg Student Council, Lillis Hall, Re- porter, John Miller. This year the class has continued the good work and its members are well repre- sented in literary programs, glee club, orchestra, and athletic events of the season. The first Junior play, The Hoodoo , was given Aipril 13, with great success and from its financial aid the Juniors entertained the Senior class at the annual Junior- Senior banquet, May 19. .---ye-,171-Aff-.-:::-. -sf -1-sf.,-N is-1--as--f-fe . M-.seaffsa-1. Back row, standing: Terry, Council, Smith, L. Eeaver, Libby, vM. Pier-ceall, Myers, Henrickson,3Fisher,-Engel, Landreth, D. Primm. Middle row, standing:i'A. Pierceall, Joachim,fBrittin, A. Cline, 'Culver, 'Trainorp E. Metz,..Tobias,'Hopwood, Szcrknas,ifEckler, Mr. Dewalt. Seated: Lott, Barr, Pautsch, L, Johnson, lWalkup,wHart, Ford,vH. Wilcoxson, Richter, 7Bushong,XSpragg, -Killion. CLASS OF 1936 In the fall of 1932, after they had become acquainted, the Class of 1.036 elected the following officers: President, Arthur Pautsch, Vice President, Harold Hawkins, Secretary, Harriett Culver, Treasurer, Robert Council, Student Council Member, Bet- ty Brittin, Newspaper Reporter, Roy Landreth. V At the beginning of the year the Sophomores found they had lost eleven members. The officers this year were: President, George Richter, Vice President, Roy Landreth, Secretary, Helen Wilcoxon, Treasurer, Delbert Primm, Student Council Member, Wal- do Joachim, Reporter, Leila Mae Johnson. During the year, they lost three members, Thelma Lawson, Ernest Chandler and Paul Rath. Members of the class have displayed themselves well in orchestra, basketball, baseball and track. They hope the coming year will be even more successful. favs. Back row:iStott,KHill,bShartzer, Woods, G. Lawson, McLa.vish,PJ. Pierceall,vZschoche, vE. Eden, Cronister, Kenoyer, D Beaver. Middle Row:PShowalter, Markey, Johnson, Thrasher,'fShinnebarger, A. Eden, Bec- cue, Briggs,bJ. McKean, Wilcoxylngram, Holsheiser, Fitschen,-Mr. Sorrells. Front Row: D. Landreth,,-Hurt, R. Primm,,XAhrenlciel, Pugsley, Fredericks,wFerricks, Walsh, Rodell,vM. Stone, Fulkerson,7G. Cline. CLASS OF 1937 The beginning of the school year found forty-four freshmen in their section in the assembly. The class was very sorry to lose Wilma Doom, Mildred Bennett, Nellie Barnes, Eric Jones and Herbert Ackerman before the first semester ended. Agnes Showalter entered school at the beginning of the second semester. After everyone had become acquainted the freshmen then elected their officers: President, William Zschocheg Vice President, June Van Meterg Secretary, Lawrence Markeyg Treasurer, William McLavish3 Student Council Member, Ralph Primm, Newspaper Reporter, Thomas Wood. Standing: Mr. So:rel's, Mallxey, Fisher, Pautsch, Ferricks, Rogers, R. Primm, Zscho- che, Harold Agee. Seated: Richter, K. Baugher, Mason, Howard Agee, M. Grant, McLavish. BASKETBALL Under the tutelage of Coach Sorrells, the Green Warriors played one of the hard- est schedules in many years, to come out victorious in two tournaments and the Little Six conference. On the regular schedule were five schools who were district winners of last year and who were semi-finalists in the sectional tournaments this year. In- cluding the tournament games, the Athenians won seventeen games and lost eleven. In the regularly scheduled games for the season, eight games were Won and ten were lost. Kilbourne defeated Athens in the upset of the Petersburg District Tournament, 16 to 14 in our first game. Varsity Schedule AKHCIIS A1U1T111i ..---- 36 Athens Williamsville Athens Tallula ...,... 17 Athens Havana . . . Athens Greenview . . .19 Athens Greenview . Athens Williamsville 19 Athens Petersburg Athens Talula ....... 16 Athens Lincoln .... Athens Mt. Pulaski 19 Athens Beardstown Athens Mt Pulaski ...19 Athens Mason City Athens Springfield 22 Athens Springfield Athens Havana ...... 18 Athens Mt. Pulaski Athens Mason City 21 Athens Petersburg Athens Greenview Tourney Athens Petersburg . . .21 Athens Petersburg Athens Williamsville . 8 Athens Greenview . Athens Easton .... Petersburg Tourney Athens Kilbourne . . .14 Athens Manito . . Athens Greenview .... 13 District Tourney Athens Kilbourne .... 16 Totals 488 486 Back row: Mr. Britton, C. VanMeter, G. Pierceall, A. Pierceall, J. Rogers, E. Grant. Middle row: K. Baugher, Mason, Howard Agee, Richter, Pautsch, M. Grant. Front row: Zschoche, Markey. BASEBALL With a strong nucleus from last year's squad the baseball team of 1933-34 turned in the finest regular season .ecord in the history of A. C. H. S. Playing at Ashland in wind and sleet the boys lost their last game 8 to 7, the only defeat of the season. In spring games the team Yost three and won one. Mason and Agee are the only' players to be lost by graduation. The line-up usrally included Mason pitching, Richter catching, Pautsch at first base, M. Grant on second, Markey on third, Baugher at shortstop, Agee in left field, G. Pierceall in center iield and Rogers in right field. Van Meter, Zschoche, A. Pier- ceall, and M. Pierceall were valuable replacements. In the spring line-up Markey was shifted to second, G. Pierceall to third with Zschoche, M. Pierceall, Rogers and A. Pierceall alternating in he field. This lineup allowed M. Grant and Baugher to alter- nate at pitching and shortstop. Jones did creditable work until dropping out of school las fall. E. Grant acted as manager. Williamsville 16 Athens Season Games 28 Ball Township Athens 1 Petersburg 2 Athens 15 Mason City Athens 12 Greenview 6 Athens 20 Williamsville Athens 10 Petersburg 4 Athens 17 Ashland Athens 7 Elkhart 4 Athens 9 Total 119 Spring Ga-mes Kincaid 9 Athens 2 St. James Athens 3 Kincaid ll Athens 6 St. James Athens 7 ' 1 Standing: McLavish, Stott, Ford, Ferricks, Mitts, Van Meter, Mr. Sorrells. Seated: Howard Agee, Kenyon, Baugher, Roberts. Not in picture: Johnson, M. Grant, Hall, Mason. TRACK TEAM The track team enjoyed a successful season this year with about fifteen boys tak- ing part. A dual meet held with Greenview was won by Athens and also a triangular meet with Greenview and Petersburg showed Athens the victors. The team, also took part in the Springfield invititional meet and the district meet at Jacksonville, with the possibility of another invitational meet as we go to press. At the Springfield invitational, Athens placed well, being among the first six of about thirty schools in their division. At this meet Agee won first place in the 100 yard dash, Johnson second in the 440 yard dash, and Grant placed fourth in the shot put. At the district meet Athens again made a good showing. Here Agee placed in the 100 yard dash and Kenyon placed third in the 120 yard high hurdles. Back row, standing: Trainor, Culver, A. Cline, Showalter, E. Smith, O'Neal, Cantrall Brittin, M. Stone. Eddy, G. Cline. Middle row, standing: Tobias, Dirks, VanVVormer, Ingram, M. Johnson, Greer, D. Lan- dreth, Hurt, J. McKean, Beccue, Ahrenkiel, Szerknas, Miss Spelbring. Seated: Turner, Barr, Boylan, L. Hall, Hayden, Shinnebarger, Barnes, Hughes, E. Baugher, E. Stone, Killion, Yoakum, V. Lawson. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Interest in G. A. A. activities has been unusually keen this year. The organiza- tion under the supervision of Miss Spelbring has been very active throughout fall and spring. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: President, Wilda Hayden: Vice President, Eleanor Stone: Secretary, Irene Dirks: Treasurer, Audryn Cline, Student Council Member, Aldena Yoakum: Newspaper reporter, Marion Mc- Kean. In the fall baseball, basketball, volley-ball, clogging and natural dancing were taken up. Girls chosen as attendants to the Queen at the last home game this year were girls from the different gym classes. The Queen is also a member of the G. A. A. An outstanding event of the year was a Girl's Basketball Tournament. The teams taking part were as follows: Racing Demons, Thunderbolts, Ramblers, Lucky Six, Shamrocks, Hornets. Much excitement was aroused by this tournament and we feel that in a few years girls basketball will be as popular as that of the boys. Our G. A. A. has received two invitations to Play Days this year. One was to Feit- shans High, but because of several things were unable to attend, and the other to Greenview. Back Row: Trainor, Culver, M. Johnson, Barr, Tobias, Eckler, Hurt, E. Stone, Baugh- er, J. McKean, Kincaid. Middle Row: Turner, Barnes, Eddy, A. Cline, Webb, G. Cline, M. Stone, M. McKean, VanWormer, Killion. Front Row: V. L-awson, Yoakum, Smith, Greer, D. Primm, O'Neal, A. Engel, Boylan, L. Cline. PEP SQUAD A pep squad was formed this last year to stimulate interest in the team. The Pep Squad was under the leadership of Mary O'Neal, song leader, and Dortha Greer and Delbert Primm, Pep leaders. The girls in the squad numbered 33 and these girls were distinguished from the rest of the crowd by their purple and green pep jackets. The squad presented a stunt before the audience during the Athens-Greenview tournament. This squad financed their way to the District tournament by selling pop-corn at the last home game. The senior girls conributed a lot to make this squad the success that it was and they will be sadly missed when we organize next fall. Tv s-5 .v 4 ' .ri ,. .uve V . -Q as W' IVR' Q. l l 3 .ii Standing: Miss Gilmore, Cantrall, Baugher, E. Stone, VanWormer, Kincaid, Dirks, A. Engel, L. Hall, Trainor. Seated: Killion, Turner, Barnes, E. Smith, O'Neal, Culver, E. Primm, Showalter. GLEE CLUB This year the glee club was not an organized society but a group of girls who wanted to sing and were interested in glee club work met twice a week for practice. This group, led by Miss Gilmore and accompanied by Marjorie Van Wormer, sang' several times in the community. Twelve girls were selected from the class to represent A. C. H. S. in the Sub-dis- trict contest held at Athens and placed first in their division. Those girls who took part in the contest were: Eleanor Kincaid, Eugenia Baugher, Helen Killion, Hazel Can- trall, Irene Dirks, Eleanor Stone, Lillis Hall, Anna Engel, Josephine Barnes, Mary O'Neal, Evelyn Smith and Eugenia Primm. 4 Back row, standing: Barnes, B. Grant, M. Grant, J. Henrickson, Henderson, Boylan. Middle row, standing: Mr. Dewalt, Turner, Showalter, Webb, L. Johnson, Killion, Van Wormer, Kincaid. Seated: Kenyon, G. Engel, E. Grant, G. Johnson, Roberts, Joachim, Richter. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC In continuation of the orchestra work started last year, some instruments were added to those already owned by the school. The most important of these was the purchase of a Conn sousaphone, a very fine quality band instrument which will serve the needs of the high school in band and orchestra work for several years. The interest in this type work is evidently greater than last year, as the orchestra has been called upon for more programs and entertainments than in previous years. This interest should be encouraged by making available, more time and more in- trumentsg also provision made for special instruction. This must be done in order that A. C. H. S. may keep pace with the progress of other high schools Where this type of work is considered a major project. The members of the high school orchestra express their sincere appreciation of the splendid cooperation shown by the people of the community who have practiced with them and in other ways helped to make the A. C. H. S. orchestra a success. f Back row: Dirks, VanWormer, Estil, Holler, Mitts, Walsh, C. Agee, H. Agee, Kenyon, Greer, H. Metz, Cordell. J Middle row: Miss Raisty, E. Primm, Ackerman, Parrish, D. Wilcoxon, Hughes, Briggs, Barnes, Kincaid, B. Allen, Sanderiield, Webb, E. Stone, Eddy, Cantrall, Stewart, Doom, Wilkins, M. McKean. Lower Row: Turner, O'Neal, E. Smith, Doggett, Yoakum, V. Lawson, E. Baugher, A. Engel, E. Boylan, L. Cline. ALPHA KAPPA Alpha Kappa fthe Greek names for the initials of Athenian Commercialites when written in shorthandl was organized at the occasion of a banquet on January 27, 1932, under the leadership of Miss Raisty, commercial instructor. The main purpose of the organization is to promote interest among commercial pupils and alumni. Meetings are held as regularly as possible once each month, and each meeting is divided into three divisions: business, instructional and social. The symbols of the organization are Stars of Attainment , foremost of which are skill and accuracy. From the beginning, very efficient officers have made the club a worthy one, for each successive year Alpha Kappa has advanced in accomplishment and in the inter- est of its members. The officers of 1933-34 are: President, Eugenia Baugherg Vice President, Dorothy Webb, Secretary, Dorothy Wilcoxong Treasurer, Marjorie Parrishg Reporter, Anna Engel. Back row: Council, H. Smith, L. Beaver, D. Primm, Terry, Lott, D. Beaver, Hill, Ro- dell, Cronister. Middle row: R. Primm, J. Henrickson, Fitschen, Spragg, C. VanMeter, Fisher, R. Walsr Kenyon, Roberts, Engel, Mr. Smith. Front Row: G. Pierceall, Rogers, M. Grant, G. Lawson. Ford, Walkup, E. Grant, Rich- ter, G. Johnson, Mitts. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA In September 1929 the boys enrolled in agricultural classes and organized the Athens Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, a national organization which is divided into state and local chapters. Each fall the F. F. A. boys elect officers for the entire year. The officers for 1933- 34 were: President, Marshall Grant, Vice President, George Johnson, Secretary, Del- bert Primm, Treasurer, George Richter, Reporter, Edwin Grant: Student Council Member, Joe E. Spragg. Besides holding regular meetings, initiating new members, the F. F. A. boys co- operate to make the annual Ag Fair one of the outstanding events of the school year. Back row, standing: H. Cantrall, Culver, Showalter, Trainor, Hughes, E. Smith, O'Neal D. Walsh, Beccue, M. Stone, Brittin, Greer, Golladay. Middle row, standing: Miss Gilmore, E. Baugher, D. Landreth, Ahrenkiel, M. Johnson, Shinnebarger, A. Cline, Webb, Killion, E. Stone, Tobias, Barr, E. Metz, Eddy, Holsheiser, G. Cline, Parrish, Fredericks. Seated: Dirks, VanWormer, Hurt, J. McKean, H. Wilcoxon, Kincaid, Bushong, V. Law- son, Yoakum, Barnes, Ingram, Jensen, Hayden. TI-IE ATI-IENIAN HOME-MAKERS CLUB In 1933, under the leadership of Miss Gilmore, all the girls who had at some time in their high school career taken home economics, organized for a year in club work. Last September the club met and elected the following officers: President, Mar- jorie Van Wormerg Vice President, Mildred Jensen, Student Council Member, Eleanor Stone, Newspaper Reporter, Wilda Haydon, Secretary and Treasurer, Zelma Hughes. A11 girls taking home economics this year, or who have taken it heretofore, were eligible for membership. The club was adiliated with the American Home Economics Association this year. On Friday before Christmas the club gave a Christmas party for the needy pre- school children. The county nurse attended one of our meetings and gave a talk on Diseases and Their Preventives . Two boy scouts from Petersburg gave a demon- stration on first aid. i The meetings for the year included a monthly social gathering, with one class period every two weeks devoted to club work. The programs dealt with the develop- ment of personality, leadership, self-reliance, initiative, social poise, and professional interest. Standing: Mr. Britton, Landrcth, Joachim, M. Hall, Mason, Henderson, Primm. Seated: Dirks, Kincaid, Yoakum, Barnes, Stone, Wilkins, L. Hall. ATI-IENIAN SUN The school newspaper was born of economic necessity in the fall of 1931 when the senior class adopted it as its official publication instead of the annual. A pictorial supplement in the final issue was dedicated as the Senior edition. It contained the usual views of school life and of the various organizations. The paper, called the Athenian Sun, was continued by the class of 1933, who initiated the idea of a senior pamphlet instead of a final pictorial supplement to the paper. In the fall of 1934 the seniors adopted a resolution whereby it was recommended that the Athenian Sun be- come the official monthly news organ of A. C. H. S. and that it be sponsored as a sep- arate activity under the direct control of the Student Council and edited by a staff from the school at large. The resolution was adopted by the Student Council, approved by the student body and during this year the Sun has taken on a decidedly greater appeal to the students, alumni, and school patrons. It has generally been con- sidered that the change was a valuable one. A circulation of three hundred copies is maintaired. The staff, elected by the school at large, consisted this year of the following: Editor-in-Chiei .......... ...........................,..... Assistant Editor .. Business Manager Circulation Manager . Advertising Managers. Council Representative Exchange Editor ..,.. Sports Editor .. Alumni Editor .. . Joke Editors .. . Society Editor .... Faculty Sponsor . . ,Josephine Barnes, '34 . . . . . .Irene Dirks, 35 .. . . .Morris Hall, '34 . . . . , . .Mary wiikins, '35 Billy Mason, '34, Charles Henderson, '34 Aldena Yoakum, .. ...Ralph Primm, '37 ......Lillis Hall '35 . . . . .Roy Landreth. '36 ...Eleanor Kincaid '34 '34, Waldo Joachim, '36 .... .Eleanor Stone, '34 . . . .Ernest R. Britton I?-.-.-J - L ---H 4, v1f--fe - --Y -7- ...gs.A.:T,s.p...1 ...--.-. nigga.-.34 :..:a- --.V--.-.-.Q Standing: Spragg- Mr. Britton, Joachim Seated: Baugher, Mason, Yoakum, Kenyon, Stone, Primm, Hall. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student administrative head of all student activities occuring in A. C, H. S. Its work includes the management of school elections, pre- paring the school calendar, supervision of extra-curricular activities, auditing and ap- proving extra-curricular accounts, nominating the editor-in-chief, and the business, advertising and circulation managers of the Athenian Sun, authorizing point awards for extra-curricular activity of students, and appointing committees for special pur- poses as occasion may arise. No organization of students may be formed except und- er approval of the Council and the right is reserved to ask any existing organization to show reason why it should not be dissolved by the Council. In the general admin- istration of the school the Council is frequently consulted and serves as an able as- sistant to the principal and faculty upon many occasions. The Council is made up of nine members as follows: President, Richard Kenyon, Class of '34 and Secretary, Eugenia Baugher, Class of '35, Lillis Hall, Class of '36, Waldo Joachim, Class of '37, Ralph Primm, F. F. A., Joe Spragg, '36, Home Econo- mics, Eleanor Stone, '34, G. A. A., Aldena Yoakum, '34, Boys' Athletic Association, Billy Mason, '34, The president is elected by the student body at large. 5. x r SENIOR DIRECTORY The editors in cooperation with a committee of the Alumni have attempted to compile a complete directory of the graduates of Athens Community High School since the first year school was held in the present building. Every effort has been exerted to include for each graduate items of information relating to address and employment. Lady graduates are listed alphabetically by maiden names and in cases of mar- riage the matrimonial name is given. Omissions, if found, have been made inadvert- ently. It is hoped that when omissions are discovered they will be reported to the high school ofiice immediately so that an accurate up to date record may be kept. - . 1919 CUMMINGS, ADA Mrs. Fred Shaw R. F. D. No. 4, Springfield FRANKS, ROSE Emnloyed in Drapery Factory 1805 s. Third, Alhambra, Calif. I-IORNBACK, WALDO Farming, Athens rMUDD, ZEPHA Mrs. William McCarthy 4011 Lawrence Ave., Detroit, Mich Care of George Nutting POWERS, CATHERINE Teaching Athens Grades SCANTLIN, THOMAS fMarriedJ Employed Wholesome Bread Co. 506 N. Flores, W. Hollywood, Calif. 1920 GLENN, HARRY iDeceasedJ HURT, INEZ Mrs. Lee Cantrall North Fifth 81 Sangamon Ave. Springfield JURKONIS, FELIX 1031 N. Fourth St., Springfield 1921 CARTER, JULIAN 1712 Baltimore Trust Bldg, Baltimore, Md. CHORD, JOHN Prin. at Mt. Morrison Uni. 1628 Cleremont Ave., Denver, Colo. DERRY, 'ri-IELMA Mrs. Robert Glenn Lexington, Illinois MAXON, LEO lMarriedJ 444 James Place, Chicago. PRIMM, LUCILLE Teaching Cantrall Grades Athens SEXTON, Hubert O. fMarriedJ Watkins Agent, Athens 1922 ALKIRE, ERMA Mrs. L. R. Black 623 S. W. Grand Ave., Springfield rBROWN, JANET ' Mrs. H. W. Lycan 801 Hawthorne Ave., South Milwaukee, Wis. CISCO, ALTESE Mrs. Wayne Graham Athens CLINE, ELNA I At home, Athens FULTON, MARIE Mrs. Harold Hall Employed in Fischer Grocery Co. Springfield Athens EDIE, WILLIAM ENGLAND, FRED Employed First Natl. Bank, Springfield 'HACKMAN, LYDIA Mrs. Clyde Robbins 3128 N. 54th., Milwaukee, Wis. HENRIKSON, HAROLD fMarriedJ Teaching Sweetwater Grades Sweetwater 'HILL, HAROLD 1Ma.rriedJ n Practicing Medicine 466 Washington Blvd., Oak Park. HURT, NELLIE At home, Athens JURKINS, GLADYS Milwaukee, Wis. 'KEEFNERW EDWARD 1MarriedJ Employed in Capitol Electric Shop 2604 South Pasfield, Springfield BKOPP, LOUIS cMarried1 Mgr. Walgren Drug Store 1258 Lafayette S. E., Grand Rapids .fLANGSTON, VELMA Mrs. J. C. Showalter Fancy Prairie vMcQUINN, ELIZABETH Mrs. Ross Livergood 140 W. Marietta, Decatur MOTT, ILA Teaching Springfield Grades Athens 7,MUDD, LEO fMarriedJ Mgr. Collecting Agency 375 Grant St., Gary, Ind. YPRIMM, EDITH Mrs. Norman Bush Stenographer in Industrial Com. 636 W. 60th St., Chicago -PSHEARS, William fMarriedJ Employed First National Bank, 2333 S. Fourth St., Springfield 1923 ACKERMAN, GRACE At home, Athens Sf BAUM, EURAL lMarriedj Farming, Petersburg WCANTRALL, LOIS Mrs. Theodore Reinders Athens 'Y CARTER, MARY Mrs. Russell Pittman Athens DERBY, MILDRED Mrs. Harold Henrikson Teaching Sweetwater Grades Sweetwater vGRAHAM, WAYNE iMarriedJ Farming, Athens SI-IUFFMAN, IMOGENE Mrs. Leslie Jensen Athens 'f' HUFFMAN, BLANCHE Mrs. Lee Primm Athens 7 HOWARD, RALPH CMarriedJ Trucking, Athens 'JURKONIS, BALLIE fMarriedJ Employed at Meter Works office 1031 N. Fourth St., Springfield TIURKONIS, BERNICE Mrs. Alfred Bourland 1832 Lowell Ave., Springfield VLONGERBON, PAUL fMarriedJ Farming R. F. D. No. 2 Springfield. IMAXON, ESTHER Mrs. Edward O'Brien Employed in Sears, Roebuck 8: Co. State 81 Van Buren St., Chicago Shoemakers Oflice s-PRIMM, HERBERT iMarriedJ Employed in Clay Products Co. 28 167 St., Hammond, Ind. 1924 fAYERS, LILLIAN Mrs. John Chord 1628 Cleremont Ave., Denver, Colo. -fBAUM, RUTH At home, Petersburg BRACKHAN, LILLIAN At home, Athens 7BUERKETT, STUART Employed Campbel1's Barber Shop Athens XCLINE, CHARLES lMarriedl Employed Watch Factory 905 S. Walnut St., Springfield QCLINE, INA Mrs. J. Harold Canterbury Cantrall CLINE, MADELINE Stenographer, Abraham Lincoln Life Ins. Co., Springfield 7CULVER, JOHN 1Married1 Filling Station Attendant 1617 S. Lincoln, Springfield DOBSON, CLARA Housework 2101 Wiggins Ave., Springfield EADIE, ELIZABETH 1904 S. Walnut St., Springfield JURKONIS, ALFONSO Employed at Meter Works Athens .,KINCAID, ETHEL Mrs. A. E. Curry 469 S. Wildwood, Kankakee MINOR, LOUISE 2337 S. Fourth St. Springfield yMINOR, MARY Mrs. Willam Shears 2333 S. Fourth St., Springfield XPOWELL, CORA Mrs. George Phoenix Petersburg :VPOWELL, DORIS Mrs. William Copher Athens RADIKER, WENONAI-I Secretary Ahrenkiel Garage Athens 5-REINDERS, THEODORE iMarriedl Mgr. Baugher Hardware, Athens B SAWYER, EDNA Mrs. Ralph Howard, Athens , . SHIPLEY, KATHERINE 1627 Jerome Ave., Springfield R. F. D. No. 4 --TRENT, PAUL lMarriedJ 40 B. St. S. W. 403 Washington D C QWARD, PAUL fMarriedl 2404 E. 77th St., Chicago WHYMER, IRENE Mrs. Earl Hawkins Proprietress Irene's Shoppe, Athens QWILCOXSON, HAROLD fMarriedl Employed by State Highway Dept. 2115 N. 9th St., Springfield. 5 WINTERBAUER, EDWARD At home, Fancy Prairie QWINTERBAUER, PETER lMarriedl 131495 Clover, South Bend, Ind. ZALENAS, JOHN 2120 Alice Place, Chicago 1925 SBECKER, MARY Mrs. J. D. Williamson 715 Pyle St., Springdale, Pa. BOKOSKI. JOHN fWirth, Johnl Employed in Creative Displays Co. 226 W. Ontario St., Chicago NBRADLEY, EMILY Mrs. William Miller 2140 Elmwood Ave., Berwyn VDERRY, HAROLD lMarriedJ Farming, Athens SGLENN, NINA Mrs. Ernest Osborne Petersburg HARRIS, MARGIE Mrs. Cyril Alkire 6434 Ingleside, Chicago HARRIS, WALTER At home, Athens 'HIBBS, HERMAN lMarriedJ Employed in Marine Bank 902 N. 5th St., Springfield -HILL, LOUISE ' Mrs. Henry Winterbauer 8145 Maryland Ave., Chicago V HURT, GERALD iMarriedJ Clerking in McDona1d's Grocery Athens ISHMAEL, GLADYS Mrs. Earl Clemens Athens KINCAID, EDITH Teaching at Morris High School 336 Pine St., Morris KINNER, ALPHA Mrs. John Culver 1617 S. Lincoln, Springfield rKNOX, CECILE Mrs. Zoel England Athens -f LOVING, LUCILLE Mrs. Melvin Neibert Athens SMANIS, CLARENCE Janitor at A. C. H. S. Athens McDONALD, BLANCHE Mrs. Paul Armstrong Petersburg -McLAVISH, JOSEPHINE Mrs. J. S. Jankauski 205 29th St., Bellwood, Ill. 7McLAVISH, WATSI fMarriedJ Employed in Fisher Body Corp. 1009 Prospect St. Flint, Mich. RMYERS, FREEDA Mrs. Frank Sedlak 618 S. Park, Springfield WNEIBERT, MELVIN fMarriedj Athens NEWBELL, EDYTHE Troxell-Kikendall gl Co. 647 N. Fourth, Sprmgiield -' REINDERSL LAWRENCE Employed World's Fair Airport 1715 E. 71st St., Chicago SHONTZ, MILDRED lDeceasedJ QSUNLEY, FLORENCE R. F. D. No. 6 Springfield 7WASILEWSKI, JOSEPH fMarriedJ 8074 American Ave., Chicago BWINTERBAUER, HENRY Chicago Board of Trade 8145 Maryland Ave., Chicago fYOAKUM, CARL fMarriedJ Baling, Athens ,ZALENAS, CECILIA Mrs. James Cardoni 2108 Alice Place, Chicago 1926 AYERS, FRED At home, Sprakers, N. Y. BAUM, MAUDE At home, Petersburg CALVERT, ALTON Fischer Grocery Company 102315 So. Spring, Springfield CANTERBURY, ALICE Mrs. Lyman Young, Petersburg CANTERBURY, LEHMAN Ag. Instructor, Bushnell H.S. 'CLINE, ELIZA Mrs. Louis Radiker Clerking at Clemens' Grocery CLINE, WILLIAM Athens DALEY, KATHRYN Waitress 520 So. 5th, Springfield NDAVEN PORT, VIOLA Teaching Honeyhart School Athens 'DIEI-IL, JEANETTE Mrs. Lester Smith Athens EWING, LOIS Teaching Central Point School Pleasant Plains S HIBBS, OPAL Mrs. Charles Clemens Bookkeeper Athens State Bank Athens HOPWOOD, JOAN Teaching Athens Grade School Athens HUFFMAN, GLENN At home, Athens HUFFMAN, HELEN Teaching Athens Grade School Athens HURT, CARROLL Filling Station Attendant Athens JOHNSON, GEORGE fMarriedJ Allis Chalmers Company 527 N. 6th, Springfield JERKENS, HELEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin JURKONIS, ELSIE Graduate Nurse Nurses' Home, St. Johns Hospital Springfield N KRZ Y WACKI, STANLEY !MarriedJ Dist. Mgr. Nat'l Tea Company 1446 Cornell St., Chicago ' LANGSTON, BEULAH Teaching Athens Grade School Athens XLANGSTON, HAROLD At home, Fancy Prairie McATEE, EUGENE Asst. Traffic Manager El Paso, Tex., cfo Golden Lines wMcDONALD, FLOYD fMarriedJ 14667 Mayfield, Detroit, Mich. 7 ' f OLSON, RUSSELL fMarriedJ Farming, Fancy Prairie PRIMM, MERLE iMarriedJ Farming, Athens -PUGSLEY, RICHARD fMarried9 Proprietor Filling Station 2285 E. Avery St., Decatur SHANNON, MARTHA National Tea Store 106 W. Edwards, Springfield SMITH, JOE 4Jankauski, J. S. Married, Employed Radio Factory 205 29th St., Bellwood SPRAGG, ADELHEID At home, Athens SPRAGG, LILY Teaching Fancy Creek School Athens STRODE, EMERY QMarriedJ Cantrall WELLS, JAMES fMarriedJ Allis-Chalmers, Springfield Athens WILLIAMS, HAROLD I Am. New Jersey Ins. Co., Peoria Athens .YOUNG, LYMAN fMarriedJ Proprietor Filling Station Petersburg 1927 ALLISON, VELDA Mrs. Roy Davidson, Middletown CALVERT, MERRILL St. Johns Sanitarium R. F. D. 5, Springfield CLEMENS, RUTH ' Bookkeeper, McDonald Grocery Athens CRAIG, AURELIA Mrs. Bennett Tilman 243 Highview, Jackson, Tenn. DEVOCELLE, FRANCES 1925 N. Elizabeth St., Springfield EADES, GLADYS At home, Sherman FENTON, CECIL lMarriedl Mechanic, Ahrenkiel Garage Athens 112315 N. 6th St., Springfield HALL, WATSON U. S. Soil Erosion Project Coon Valley, Wisconsin HORNBACK, JOHN Farming, Athens ,f 7 H HOWARD, VERA Mrs. Maffet Hill 1110 W. Calhoun St., Springfield JENSEN, GLADYS Mrs. Evans Brittin, Cantrall JOHNSON. BETTY Mrs. Gerald Brown, Greenview KENYON, ELIZABETH Home Economics Instructor Hume, Ill., Care of High School KINCAID, ATMA Teaching Tice Grade School Athens LANGSTON, MARY 'Mrs. Howard Dagley Atlanta, Illinois McATEE, VICTOR Athens McLAVISH, JOE Gallup, New Mexico PERKINS, BRUCE iMarriedJ Perkins Coal Co. 204 W. Jefferson St., Springfield POWELL, IRWIN lMarriedJ Athens POWER, GLADYS f Petersburg SHEARS, JESSIE fDeceased3 Mrs. Thomas Wilson SPROUSE, LAWRENCE fMarriedJ 30 Cadillac Ave., Pontiac, Mich. Apt. 105 Van Eman, Robert lMarriedl Teaching Morris High School Morris, Ill., Care of High School WASILEWSKI, JOHN Teaching Kincaid High School Kincaid, Ill., Care of High School WELLS, IRMA ibeceasedj WHITENACK, STELLA Mrs. Roy Jones 916 N. 7th St., Springfield l WILCOXSON, ALICE Mrs. Clarence Smith Cantrall YOUNG, ARNOLA Mrs. Robert Van Eman Morris 1928 AGEE, MARJORIE Mrs. Shelby Light Junction City, Ohio , AYERS, ELIZABETH Mrs. Pete Alkenberg Sprakers, New York BALSTER, IRENE Mrs. Thomas Bennett Athens XBROWN, GLENN Cantrall CLINE, LAWRENCE At home, Athens DALEY, ROSE Telephone Operator, Springfield 520 S. 5th St., Springfield DEVOCELLE, MILDRED Cantrall FISHER, ALLYN fDeceasedJ FULTON, HARRY ' Farming, Athens JURKONIS, BERNICE Sec. Ill. High School Ath. Assn. 4510 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago KNOX, MERCEDES Mrs. Richard Davidge Athens KRZYWACKI, FRANK fMarriedJ Dist. Mgr. of National Tea Co. 2453 Walton St., Chicago SAWYER, MARY E. Mrs. Paul Wasilewski Telephone operator, Athens SHONTZ, EVELYN Mrs. Carl Rath Bookkeeper Baugher Hardware Athens STOTT, MARY Mrs. Paul Hayes 2827 Abbot Court, Chicago PRIMM, HAROLD iMarriedJ Agriculture Instructor Ridgway, Ill. clo High School ,VAN METER, ELEANOR Mrs. Homer Cline, Athens WEBER. JAMES Lithographing Label Factory 4623 Vermont Place 'Los Angeles, Calif. -WHITE, LUCILLE Mrs. Carl Yoakum Athens 'WINTERBAUER, TI-IOS. fMarriedJ Middletown - 1929 BARNES, ANNA Stenographer 5111 University Ave., Chicago BARNES, ANTONENA Bookkeeper for Silver Burdett Co 5111 University Ave., Chicago .,'fM,v.,- BASSO, CLARENCE 4 Ekis Meat Market, Athens FBROWN, CHANDLER Attending Normal University 219 Normal Ave., Normal CANTERBURY, MALCOLM Attending University of Illinois 105 E. Daniel St., Champaign CHAMBERS, WAYNE Farming, R. 2, Riverton CURRY, EDWARD Marine Bank, Springfield Cantrall 7 DIEI-IL, STELLA 31815 S. 5th., Springfield vDOOM, MELVIN At home, Athens RFREEMAN, EDITH Mrs. James Markey, Cantrall NGERBER, ROBERT 4Marriedl Farming, Findlay, Ohio ,HILES, CLARENCE At home, Athens 7JORDAN, ERNEST At home, Athens 'fKENYON, THOMAS A Farming, Athens MARTIN, JOSEPHINE fDeceasedJ SMASON, JANE Mrs. Raymond Colliver, Athens MILLER, FAY Petersburg C'NEIBERT, LILLIAN Mrs. Henry Cantrall, Athens SRADIKER, LOUIS iMarriedl Athens RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH At home, Athens vWILCOXON, MARY Mrs. B. T. Abel 1817 S. Lincoln, Springfield WINTERBAUER, LIDA ZSCHOCHE, JANET Nurses Training Lutheran Hospital, Potomac 81 Ohio St. Louis 1930 -fAGEE, FERN EVA Mrs. Virgil Knox, Athens 7 BASSO, CARMELITA Teaching Athens Grade School Athens ' CLINE, ROBERT At home, Athens vCOLLIVER, RAYMOND iMarriedJ Athens -DAVENPORT, WALTER Attending University of Illinois 110 E. John St., Champaign WDEVOCELLE, BEULAH Mrs. Charles Manis 1202 Hilger Ave., Detroit, Mich. SGRAHAM, MAURICE At home, Athens f'GRANT, LAWRENCE Republican Hotel, Milwaukee, Wis -HACKMAN, ALWIN lMarriedJ Farming, Athens HALL, JULIAN Employed in Chrysler Factory 8769 Epworth Blvd., Detroit, Mich VHALL, RALPH 1MarriedJ Employed in Piggly Wiggly 1031 S. Spring St., Springfield HARRIS, ARLIE At home, Farmingdale 'N HILES, EARL At home, Athens A HORCH, GEORGE General Electric Newark, N. J. JENSEN, CHARLES Jensen Brothers' Garage , Athens , f JENSEN, O' ' I At home, Athens JOHNSON, HOVVARD ' Attending University of Illinois 106 N. Busey St., Urbana McLAVISH, WALTER Employed in Fisher Body Corp. 1714 Indiana Ave., Flint, Mich. - METEER, WILBUR fMarriedJ Farming, Athens 7POWELL, CHESTER At home, Fancy Prairie RICHARDSON, CARL At home, Athens RILEY, JACK Filling Station Attendant R. F. D. No. 1, DeKalb, Illinois Care of H. C. Munsen , -,sHANNoN, DORIS 'f' A ' I Mrs. Louis Cullimore 912 s. 7th sr., Springfield XSHANNON, HERBERT ' Mining, Athens SITTFARS, ANNA At home, Athens KSMITI-I, L. LEONARD U. S. S. Detroit, San Diego, Calif. Third Division A' STARR, GERALD fMarriedD Employed in Jewelry Store twat van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys, Californa PTAVLOR. RUTH ' Mrs. Ralph Hall 1031 S. Spring St., Springiield W'ALSIfI, GWENDOLYN At home, Cantrall WEBER, MARIE Emnfoved in Bakery 4623 Vermont Place, Los Angeles, California 1WIl.COX, MAXINE Mrs. Harold Primm Ridgway WILKINS, Lee At home, Athens HWILKINS, LOUISE Mrs. Clyde Aerie Assistant Postal Clerk, Athens WISEMAN, GLENNA Mutual Benefit, Health 8: Accident Association, Athens 1931 'ADAMS, HAZEL Mrs. John Coughlin, Cantrall BARNES, STANLEY Emp. Kresge Company, 1713 W. 65th St., Chicago BATTERTON, BARBARA At home, Athens CANTRALL, ROSALYN ' At home, Athens I' CLEMENS, MARY At home, Athens -COUNCIL, JEANETTE I ' Mrs. William Kern, Williamsville DIXON, RUTH At home, Fancy Prairie QFISHER, ARTHUR Attending University of Illinois 110 E. John St., Champaign -GREER, KENNETH f ii f- At home, Petersburg VHENRIKSON, ELDON At home, R. 5, Springfield fJENSEN, CHARLES At home, Athens .7 MARTEN, ROBERT Employed McDonald's Grocery Athens POWER, MAXINE ' A. 1 Employed Montgomery Ward 8: Co 417 E. Sangamon, Springfield PRIMM, LOUISE Bookkeeper, Ill. Casualty Co. 913 So. 4th, Springfield PRIMM, N. O. At home, Athens THOMPSON, NORA At home, Cantrall TOBIAS, BERNARD At home, Athens ,WISEMAN, GILBERT At home, Athens WISEMAN, WTANDA ' , At home, Athens .-ZSCHOCHE, WILMA Nurses' training, Lutheran Hos Potomac 8: Ohio, St. Louis Mo 1932 CANTERBURY, LOIS At home, Athens CANTRALL, HARRIETT MacMurray College, Jacksonville CAN TRA LL, RUTH At home, CARLSON, At home, Sherman GWENDOLYN Athens DIRKS, ADELINE Attending Normal University 206 Normal Ave., Normal -DYER, LYLE Farming, Athens DERRY, MARTHA At home, Athens GRANT, FORREST Milwaukee Electrical School Room 193, Republican Hotel GRANT, WENDALL Attending Normal University 204 N. School St., Normal f HOLLER, MARGARET Mrs. Ernest Jordan, fDeceasedJ HOLSHIESER, CHARLES At home, Cantrall HOPWOOD, DONALD Attending University of Illinois 612 W. Illinois, Urbana HUFFMAN, RUTH At home, Athens HURT, CLOYD Mail Carrier, Athens JENSEN, CARL Playing in orchestra Springfield Athens JOACHIM, H. ROLAND USS Colorado, Canal Zone, B Div- ision KINCAID, JOHN Barracks G, Platoon 47, U. S. Naval Base, Norfolk, Va v KNOLES, CARROLL WUSS Colorado, Canal Zone, B Div- O' 'ision WLIBBY, WILMA , Clerking McDonald's Grocery Athens LOTT, HELEN Mrs. Chas. Jackson, Farmingdale 7MARKEY, THOMAS At home, Cantrall MEREDITH, LORAINE At home, Fancy Prairie 'MILLER, FRANCES At home, Fancy Prairie PNICHOLS, HARRY Clerking Se1igman's Store, Athens 'O'NEAL, MELVIN Work on C. 8: A., Athens fSl-IAW, ELEANOR Teaching Chatsworth Grades Fancy Prairie 'SMITH, CHARLES CARL U. S. S. Arizona, Bremerton, Wash. B. Division SMITH, CORINNE . - At home, Athens vTAYLOR,GLENNETHp At home, Athens 'fVanEMAN, OLIVER At home, Petersburg PWISEMAN, ELEANOR Mrs. James Mattingly WISEMAN, ETHEL Clerking West's Store, Athens ZSCHOCHE, JOHN Employed Reinders' Trucking Co. Athens 1933 CLAYPOOL, IRENE Nurses Training Nurses' Home, St. John's Hospital Springfield 7 CLAYPOOL, LOUISE Attending Normal University 214 N. University, Normal CULVER, HELEN Attending Millikin University 1090 W. View St., Decatur, Ill. -DIEHL, INA 1 Clerking McDonald's Grocery Athens fDOOM, LYLE At home, Athens ENGEL, HELENA At home, Athens GARMERS, CAROLINE , Housework, Springiield it GREER,AUDREY, At home, Athens HACKMAN, HENRY At home, Athens 'HALL, CHARLES At home, Athens 'HAWKINS, EARL lMarriedJ At home, Athens fHUDSPETH, JANICE Mrs. Harry Rath Sherman S INGRAM, BEULAH I' At home, Athens JOHNSON, ELMA Attending University of Illinois 106 N. Busey St., Urbana JOHNSON, MARY LYNN At home, Athens LITHERLAND, TODD S06 Collingswood, Detroit MCDANIEL, ROY At home, Williamsville S MCKEAN, LOUIE Attending University of Illinois 612 W. Illinois St., Urbana PRIMM, MARGARET A At home, Athens PRIMM, HERSCHEL At home, Athens fRICHTER, JOHN At home, R. F. D. No. 5, Springfield RUGGLES, GENE Camp Miller Canyon, Summit, Calif Co. 697m CCC ,. f. RYAN, ERMA MAE At home, Athens SANDERS, GLADYS At home, Filmore, Ill. -,WILCOX, CLIFFORD At home, Athens