Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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The Atalanta 1923 President—T helm a Akeman, Lois Barnes, Edward Beverly, Louise Carter, Genevieve Chrisman, Wayne Conover, I loward De la Bere, Frances Ewing, Samuel Ferguson, Lowell Gilchrist. Mildred Givens, Eldon Graham, Alfreda Sophomores Lown. Secretary Griffin, Louisa II ay ter, John Heidlebaugh, George Irish, French Leesman, Earl Lown, Thelma Mapes, Mamie Mason, Donald Miller. Burnell Miller, Gwendolyn Myers, Lucile Neel, Henry Treasurer—Eldon Givens. Phillips, Mildred Reise, Harold Riley, Lena Rodman, Feme Rodman, Lynn Rogers, Audra Rogers, Elsie Squier. Rose Swearingen, Alherta Thomson, Ruth Turner, Harriet Williams, Ray Sophomore Class History It seems so long ago when in September ’21 Our names were registered and clever brilliant work begun. Poor Freshies were ignored until a worthy name we gained. But forging straight ahead, our motto “ atch Us Climb remained. Some members have we lost, and yet our ranks in size increased But still our cleverness has not been dimmed thus in the least. With pomp and dignity, we chose Burnell our president; Entrusted books and cash to Mildred G., who wisely spent. Miss English we then chose to guide our falt'ring steps along Then quickly we set out to study lessons loud and long. No honors did we lack, for spying one we craved. Me tried and toiled until we won; all barriers boldly braved. In Basketball we give Henry, Lowell, and Burnell. In Football for our boys—Wayne, Henry, Low'll. Burnell—we yell. In oratory skilled are Rose, Louise, Henry, and Ruth; Burnell, Alberta too. All these are speakers bold in truth. Musicians too we have; Alberta, Edward, Ray, and Rose, And Eldon, Mildred, Ruth. Some loudly blow, others wield bows. All those at last who passed those fateful things—year end exams, A long vacation spent, and entered, meek of course, as lambs. This time we wisely chose. For prex our Thelma’s quite all right, loint office Eldon fills:—retained our colors green and white. Through strife and weal and woe, we ve always kept our record clear, We hope to make no blot, nor from our brightness veer. Ruth Thomson, ’25. Page 21

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