Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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THE ATALANTA 1931 1931 CARREL MILLER •Toady Be to my virtues very kind; Be to my faults a little blind. Glee Club, 28; Chorus, ’28; Band. ’23; ’29. ’30; Orchestra, ’30, ’31; President, ’28; Secretary-treasurer. 30; Editor-in-Chief, Atalanta; Basketball. ’28. ’29, ’30, ’31; Baseball. ’28. ’29, ’30. ’31. FLOYD BURKE SHIFFLET Shi vinsky His feet are clothed in Mercury’s winged sandals. Glee Club, ’28. ’29; Chorus. ’28, ’29; Athletic Editor, Atalanta; Basketball. ’28, ’29. ’30. 31; Track, 28. ’29. ’30. ’31. HELEN PAULSEN Germany There may be more important things than study, but I haven’t found them yet. Glee Club, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Chorus, ’28. ’29, ’30; Assistant Editor. Atalanta. CLEO SULLIVAN She smiles on many just for fun. and never is her heart for one. Glee Club. ’28, ’29. ’30. ’31; Vice-president, ’28, ’30; Secretary-treas-urer. ’29; Home Echo Club, ’31; Piano Contest, ’29; Vocal Contest. ’31; Joke Editor, Atalanta . And Mary Did. BYRON PHILLIPS Scrapy Romeo is but a bashful boy, compared to him. Glee Club, ’31; Band. ’28. ’29. ’30; Orchestra. ’29, ’30, ’31; Basketball, ’30; Base Ball. ’30; Track, ’31. GRACE SWAN Tis not the quantity, but the quality that counts. Literary Contest, ’29. ’31; Typing Contest. ’31; Advertising Manager. Atalanta. And Mary Did. WILMA PITTENGER Still Water Runs Deep Glee Club, ’30. ’31; Home Echo Club. 31. GWENDOLYN ZOELLER No care beyond a day. Glee Club. ’31; Chorus, ’27: Home Echo Club. ’29, ’30, ’31. — “Page 12 —

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Riley, Rogers, A. Miller, Foote, Warrick, R. Miller. Second Row: Fulk, Mountjoy, Amberg, Hoblit, Reinmiller, Tuttle. Third Row: Ludlam, Williams, Girdler, J. Miller, Carlock. CLASS HISTORY I. On September 2, 1928 a group of explorers entered the unknown wilds of A. C. H. S. Unfamiliar with the region as they were, they soon discovered that they must have leaders to act as guides if they achieved success. Accordingly they chose Julia Reinmiller as guide, with Andy McKnight for her assistant. Roy Foote controlled the finances of the party, and Miss Bayless was chosen supervisor of the expedition. Two parties were given during the trip, one in which the natives of that unknown region participated. II. The next year those who were able again entered the vast unknown region known as High School to explore it more thoroughly. Harold Riley acted as guide for this trip with Frank Hoblit as his assistant, and Emmy Lou Hoblit as financial director. They advanced into more remote parts of the unfamiliar region than before and were highly elated with their success. III. In September, 1930 the few faithful who had succeeded in withstanding the hazards of the other two years, again set forth on one of the most profitable of all expeditions. Dick Tuttle was guide, aided by Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Carlock. We have advanced a great distance into A. C. H. S., we think, and have profited by our previous experiences. During this year we enjoyed many lovely parties given by the faculty. We are striving to be the most illustrious class graduated from A. C. H. S. Do you think we shall make the grade? Of course! E. L. H., ’32. “Page 14 —