Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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Before starting on onr life long journey, we would like to leave a few words of advice for the Junior Dlass. We'll begin with your president, Norma Ceogar Adams. We can't say too much about Norma, since she had as guest of honor at one of her dinner parties, our class president. Keep up the good work, Dick Kowser, in the seed store.May be in time to come you will turn out an ear of pop corn as famous as Mr. Burbank's potato. You can live in hope, if you die in despair, Paul Irish. In a few more years your dream of a physiognomy like Robert Taylor will bo realized. We understand that you already have a good start since Etta Foster has declared that you are positively the cutest boy in town. Next comes our own little red head, Minnic-Chilic-Ches-tie-Ha-Ha Brandt. Next time we advise you not to mix up such a conglomeration as chili and a certain senior boy, since they do not work so well. Eugene Hubncr, you will have to polish up some if you wish to carry on the family tradition of athletes as your older brothers have in the past. Dorothy Taylor, wc all know that with the amiable companionship of Smiley, your dream of a large and successful turkey farm will be realized. Milly Griffin, wo can't say much about you as wo haven't known you long. Keep up the good work; you haven't done bad so far. Helena Cook, wc know you're getting good practice taking-care of children. Wo hope this will help you in the future. Wanda Brandt, keep up the good work and maybe wc can listen to you daily over W. L. S. Joe Spocialc, we advise you to destroy all notes from freshmen girls. It might prove to be discriminating evidence in a pinch.

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to hard labor. Miller Distilling Co, Home of Orange Pop and Gin. R. E. Miller Pros. Home made cottage choose, milk, cream and butter. Moderate prices. Miss Lola Cook, R. R. 2, Atlanta, Illinois. Now to look at the interesting radio programs. Here's one that startles us. Miss June Karrick, v ith Lady Esther at7:30 P. M. over station F. 0. X. Here is one that looks interesting. Circus fat lady ov;cs all to early training in Atlanta Bakery. Why, it's Cuma Baker. Next I see a poster of that flaming, exotic, captivating, exhilirating blonde, the one and only Mac We3t. This is a most attractive poster so I'm not much surprised to find that it is drawn by one of my classmates, Vaudron Upton. I am disturbed by the clang, clang of the supper bell, so I shall lay down my paper and go take care of my charges. Nice people they are, serving life terms. D. P. '38 D. L. '33 Shorty R. Who was the most daring robber that ever lived? Goldie R. Jessie James. ' Shorty R. Wrong. 'Atlas', he held up the world. Phyllis B. Have you ever read, 'To a Field Mouse'? Leona H. Why no: how on earth did you ever get them to listen? Lorena C. Why do girl3 kiss each other and men do not? Betty C. Because girls have nothing better to kiss and men have.

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Doylene Wagner, we know it hurt your feelings to quit school and go to California this winter, but don’t we wish we had been in your place. Pauline Blankenship, v;e understand that you are entirely too noisy in commercial subjects. Better mend your ways; seniors must cooperate with the teacher. Melvin Pittenger, we have formerly understood that the farmer's duty was to cultivate the soil, but apparently you have added the job of assisting the girl friend in caring for children. Lucille Lamb, put aside the headache and heartthrobs. After all, his duty was on the farm. Albert Floyd, when you next venture out on a driving test be sure you Stop I Look ! and Listen ! at all side streets as the elderly ladies like to take an afternoon drive unharmod. Charles Finfrock, we hope that when you take a cortein little blonde freshman home, you may be able to return un-chnperonod. And last but not least, Ruth Applegate. Lith your voice, years, and a young fortune spent in trainin , you may be able to crash the movies as a second Joan Davis. Of course with all the intelligence, talent, humor, etc. wo don't expect much cf this advice to be heeded but don't say we didn't warn you. D. P. '38 D. L. '36 ? - £ ■ 5C- £- • - ■iv-? - “-v a vvv.-v'Jfv . . Claude’s little Dick is quite the skater. To a little gal he used to cater. It was a call he made, that did the trick, “Don't Shoot, Allen, it's Claude's Little Dick.