Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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THE AT ALAN T A 19 22 President, Ruth Frantz Ary, Sylvia Begolka. Anna Briggs, Annette Briggs, Frances Compton, Ruby Juniors Sec.-Trees., Ferguson, Donovan Frantz, Ruth James, Mildred Down. I larold . McAllister. Janice Donovan Fkkguson Minder, Irene Onstott, Emma Trigg. Merlin. History of the Junior Class THE SEED The Class of 'll and the Faculty were very much discouraged in the fall of 1919 when that rusticated, awkward hunch of seedlings entered A. C. H. S. The seedlings organized and chose: Vera Smith •---------------President Miss May English----------------------------- Class Adviser The class progressed slowly and laboriously; and alter careful cultivation by its superior, the Class of ’22. assisted intermittently by the Faculty, it was ready to develop. ‘ THE PLANT So it slowly unfolded during the Sophomore year, agam carefully watched hy the Class of 'll. It met and chose, after a lively discussion: Frances Briggs --------------------------.----- — President Mrs. Bertha Bridges---------------------------Class Adviser By the use of insecticides, props, and pining, we saw the promise of THE FLOWER And such a blossoming! The flower’s thirteen petals convened and chose: Ruth Frantz-------------------------------------—President R. A. Scheer ---------------------------------Class Adviser The flower blossoming in the reflected glory of the Class ot — seemed even better than it reallv was. The flower’s greatest accomplishment was the great feast of its own ambrosia and nectar, which it gave to its guiding light, the Class of ’22. on April 28, 1922. And now we have expectations of the blossoms producing a perfect fruit in 1923. Maybe thev will produce perfect fruit, ' With the proper use of Prof. Scheer's boot. Having lived in our reflected glory We have some hopes they’ll miss purgatory. Coi.ors : Green and Gold. A- J Page 23