Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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Joe Thompson comes from Hazel Dell Where they grow them bi and rough. And to hear the way he talks sometimes You'd even think him tough. Barret Coddington is a boy Who stays out nights, they say. Perhaps that is the reason why He sleeps throughout the day. Russell would be a scientist And tour the other spheres, His idea may be crazy But he's learned beyond his years. Vivian Radley would be a nurse . And help the sick grow stronger. But nurses are never bashful, Don't be timid any longer. Vaudron Upton is an artist ' Who is quite adept. What does he think of studying? Why, I'd learn more if I slept. For really speedy typin'-- Cuma does it well, with ease. Some day she'll get a ticket For doin'- eighty on the keys. A. V. A. '38 - » -»- k:- »--5K} . Miss Blum: Tvsry time you fail to recite I put cross after your name. Cuma aker: Gee, my name must look like a grave yard.

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Did you see that chalk eraser Go sailing through the air? vEugene filler is working hard. The trouble can’t be there. A most talented pianist Is a charmer In our class, Frances Deuterman is the name Of this ivory-ticklirg lass. In the realm of school athletics Cowpuncher Kindred is an ace. For honorable mention on the all-state Requires a lot of grace. Lola, our girl from Hazel Dell Follows the golden rule. Her quiet ways have ever been An asset to our school. George Quisenberry edits sports. He has a bitter task. With Atlanta’s dismal record It's a job no one would ask. Betty Cheek is coy and queenly, Truly a friend of all. The students will surely miss her When school begins next fall. When it comes to mathematics. Prof Paulsen lays the path, And when He’s pitching in a game. The batter's feel his v rath. Margaret has many boy friends But she cares for only one. Do you want in on that secret? It’s Floss Kindred’s little son. team

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On December 30, I await the arrival of the news carrier with great anticipation, for on this day the Atlanta Argus put out the stupendous,colossal, magnificent year-end edition featuring Atlantaites all over the world. At last the boy arrives and, snatching the paper, I hie myself to my favorite easy chair to peruse the news. The first article to catch my eye has a familiar ring. It says, Twenty years ago Ralph Paulsen was just a home town boy in the local high school, but since then he has traveled far. He is now head of the Mathematics Department at the University of Illinois. He and Mrs. Paulsen (Norma Adams) are very busy helping their offspring pass freshman algebra in the Urbana High School. Frances Deuterman is now the country's foremost G-Woman. They say she got her start in high school. That is all of interest on the first page. On the second page we find the Eyes and Ears of the world. Here we read all of the latest news, etc; and who should be writing it but Junior Irvin, who sees all, hears all, and knows nothing. In the picture on this page we see Lawrence Kindred in another of his heroic performances. This time he's bailing ait His would-be destination is the top of the Empire State Building, where Margaret Warrick awaits our little hero. Wife Objects to Contract. Former Atlanta girl objects to husband, Barrett Coddington,signing contract with Cubs, because Betty Cheek Coddington claims it will keep him away from her too much. Let's turn now to the sick list. The first one we see is Bernard Twomey, who is in the hospital with seriously blistered knees and knuckles obtained from scrubbing decks on ocean liner, Cblosimos. On coming to the next name, we find that Lorena Criswell is suffering from injuries received while feeding the monkeys at Miller Park. It seems that one of these creatures was very very hungry, and, as a result, Lorena lost two lingers. Now for the social sheet. Joe Thompson, multi-mi11ion-