Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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Atlanta High School, 1919 Good Teeth are just as essential to beauty as they are to good health, and there is no getting over the fact that they are essential. It only requires a little time, a little care, and a bottle of ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER to insure the possession of perfect teeth. Rcxall Antiseptic Tooth Powder will make your teeth pearly white, sweeten your breath, cleanse your mouth and give a refreshing sense of cleanliness to your whole mouth. It is a particular favorite with all our customers, and all who take a pride in having their mouth just right should use Rexall Antiseptic Tooth Powder. 25c. Shotwell’s Drug Store We greatly appreciate the courtesy of the Bliss Studio of Lincoln, Illinois, in contributing the splendid pictures in this booklet to us without cost. They are a mighty good example of Mr. Bliss’ high class work. ♦ This booklet has been gotten up, ads subscribed, and the material printed in less than three weeks’ time. Had the work on it been begun sooner we would have had a much better one, but we feel that we have done real well in the short time. Through an error of tlie engravers a snapshot of Miss Ilaffner was misplaced which should appear on the page of snapshots. They are also responsible for Iceland's name appearing under the picture of the Chemistry class as his name was on the back of the print. It is impossible now to make the corrections and still get the book out by the end of school. • Now in parting, let us say—Make next year and the years to come the biggest and best that the school has ever had. Boost the enrollment up to the hundred mark. With a goodly number of pupils from the country entering next fall we can get back to where we used to be in enrollment. Boost in every way for the old A. H. S. And we are hoping that this booklet is a forerunner of yearbooks that will be published in the future. With the hearty-co-operation that we know the business men will give, and hard work on the part of a good staff, there is no reason why Atlanta cannot have an excellent annual. Back your superintendent and teachers, boost your athletics and your school functions, push anything that is for a “better Atlanta High’’ and we are sure that the school will quickly go back to the standing that it used to have. Now—all boost. Atlanta, Illinois Leland I), (to President Taylor of Mil-likin University at the J. M. U. gym): “Don’t you knowr me? Why I’m Bill Dunham of Atlanta. My picture has appeared in the Chicago papers often.’’ DISOWNED Murphy (doubtfully): “Why you’re growing a mustache, aren’t you?” Dunham (boldly): “No.” (A cheerful -------------------------------.) And then Murphy laughed and told Leland that his upper lip reminded him of two basketball teams for there were five on each side. The faithful dog salutes the smiling guest.—Pup. 16

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Atlanta High School, 1919 GREEN’S DRUG STORE Across from Post Office ATLANTA Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumes Toilet Goods Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Complete line of school supplies SODA FOUNTAIN FIRST CLASS MENU SERVICE High Grade Confections JOHNSTON’S CHOCOLATES We sell stamps Make our store your headquarters HIGH CLASS TAILORING Any tailor can make you a suit to measure. But you want a Real One to make yours. We Suggest “The Royal.” They always lead. We also have a complete line of Young Men’s Furnishings at all times. Try us. Hitchell’s Men’s Wear Tailoring, Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Dry Cleaning and Pressing. Atlanta, Illinois Phone 771 15

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Atlanta High School, 1919 Miss M. in history class— What were the means of transportation in 1776?” Alta S.— There was but one railroad.” Miss M.—“What was that?” Alta—“The Vandalia.” The Store of Service We Carry A Full Line of All Kinds of Farm Implements Clerk in Lincoln (visibly amused at Georgene): Why-er-we don't keep anything in ladies’ wearing apparel. This is a hardware store.” The Heider Tractor (11 years of actual farm usej Ruth S.: “Oh, Grandma is much stronger than he looks.” The best stoves made by any factory Louie’s poem— I see A bee.” Come in and see our line Make our store your headquarters when in town Adella, translating in French: “And she took the baby walking in a baby buggy.” GILBERT REEDER Atlanta Illinois The pictures in this book are from the studio of BLISS. YOU GET QUALITY at the Aren’t these evidence of West Side Meat Market High Class Photography? West Side of Square Atlanta, Illinois. The bliss Studio Lincoln, Illinois 17