Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 Seated: Black, Fulk, Hoose, Freeman, Adams, Scroggins. Standing: Deavers, Odom, M. Adams, Turner, Price. BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS The Boys’ Physical Education Class under the supervision of Mr. Irice met after school in the evening. Their activities consisted of calisthenics, football, and other athletic games. Work was also performed on the new athletic field. This course, although not very largely participated in, is a very valuable one, especially for those who do not take part in athleics. The large n im er can(lidates for all the high school athletic teams is undoubtedly responsible for there being such a small class. - Page 19 -

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 First Row: M. Carlock, Beverly, Hammitt, Brown, Edwards, D. Carlock, Younkers, B. Amberg. Second Row: Kindred, Allen, Brandt, Zoeller, Estes, Sullivan, Loercher, Bateman, Keiszling. Third Row: Johnson, Hooten, Pittenger, Howe, Lancaster, Amberg, Durbin. HOME ECHO CLUB The first meeting of the Home Echo Club was in the form of a ghost party given by Miss Kieszling at her home. It was a very weird and ghostly affair, and if a stranger should have happened in before the guests unmasked I am afraid they should have left never to return. The evening was spent in playing some hilarious games (if you don’t believe me, ask the neighbors). A short business meeting was held in which these officers were elected: Cleo Sullivan ............................ President Frances Estes ....................... Vice-President Marjorie Carlock...................Secretary-Treasurer Floy Edwards ................................ Reporter After this Miss Kieszling served some of her famous refreshments, and we all went on our ghostly way. The annual athletic party was given the twelfth of March. The girls worked long and diligently to prepare an entertainment worthy of the A. C. H. S. heroes. Their efforts were rewarded by a very successful party. All of the decorations were in St. Patrick style. The famous Senior stars honored us with brilliant speeches, as did our noble coaches, Mr. Hill and Mr. Price. A late lunch was served, for of course all boys (and girls?) must have refreshments or they do not consider it a real party. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. This party concluded the activities of the club for this year. We sincerely hope the future girls of A. C. H. S. continue this club and its customs, with our best wishes. F. E., ’31. Page 18

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 Front Row: Armbruster, Phillips, O. Brown, Zollars, Thompson, Brad way, Graham, Howe, Yonnkers, Houghtling. Second Row: Kindred, Deavers, Hubner, Wilcoxson, Loercher, Bateman, M. Amberg, Durbin, Irish, King. Third Row: Allen, Watt, Lancaster, Atchison, Adams, Cohen, Curtis, Coddington, M. Carlock, E. Brandt. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASS The Girls’ Physical Education Class met in the evening after school with Miss Hieronymus in charge. The course included calisthenics and rhythmic drills. In view of the fact that there is no athletic competition among the girls in this high school, a physical education class for them is very important. It is now a necessary requirement for credit in the state association of high schools. — Page 20 —