Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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Garrick, V'eldon; Irish, Paul; West, V ilbut; Howser, Richard; Kindred, Wayne; Smith, Herbert; Hubner, Eugene; Killer, Gerald; Coach Rupert Price; Tyler, Rruce; Thompson, Gene; Williams, Paul; Van Ness, Clifford. Seated: Finfrock, Charles; Williams, Perry. BASKETBALL (FIRST TEAM) Left to right: P. Williams, Paul Irish, Wayne Kindred, Gerald Miller, Eugene Kubner, Joseph Specials, Mr. Price (Coach), Richard riowser, Melvin Pittenger, Albert Floyd, Charles Finfrock, P. williams. (14) BASEBALL

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FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to right: Bill Lamb, Gitana Miller, P. Williams, Janice Finfrock Nellie Vogt, Eugene Fordham, Evelyn Day, Peter Fay. Second row: Mr. Eentfeld, Class Advisor, Margaret Heft, P. Williams, Charlotte Ann Bevsn, Richard Applegate, Helen Twomey, Joseph Brandt, Jane Pack. Third row: Sam Adkins, Margaret Long, Elsie Loy, Wlrth Borgelt, Harlan Warrick Maxine Smith, Prances Baker. 9 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Front row, left to right: Robert Hayter, Evelyn Hoobler, Robert Kindred, Eva Mason, Ward Taylor, Marguerite Specials, Kenneth Cook, Betty Minick, Charles Hubner, Alma Lee West, Bill Gresham, Dale Finfrock. Seoond row: Graden Brooks, Juanita Menzel, Bernard Behrends, Mary Ellen Kindred, Edward Kindred, Jamera Cochran,Ray Mayberry, Frances King, Winton Baker, Florence Hardin, John Applegate, Doris Horn. 4 r2w1 ?ussei;L Awe Margaret Robbins, Junior Awe, Ruby Moore, Kerman Brooks, Ruby Robbins, Sharon Cheek, Ruth Cochran, Robert Minick, Ruth Frantz, Robert Deuterman, Helen Mountjoy. ' Last row: Barbara Mitchell, James Loy, Betty Brandt, Mary Jackson, Robert Thompson, Mary Nell Mason, Boyd Adkins, Michael Cheek, Phyllis Chamberlain, Bertwin Gresham, Maxine Fulk,Delbert Gresham,Betty Foster, Dean Hamblin, Betty Menzel- (13)

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Left to rights June Thompson, Richard Anplegate, John Brandt, Iiarlan '.Yarrlck, Mr. Price (Coach) Wirth Borgelt, Perry Johnson, Bill Speciale, Edison Criswell Sam Adkins, Bill Lamb. Atlanta High's baseball team Droved to be more successful than the basket ball team in the '38-'59 season. The team started the season off with a 5 to 3 v in over Elkhart. Kindred and Smith shared the honors of the team. Kindred did exceptionally well for his first season,but the team just couldn't get enough hits to «'ive him more wins. The team won b games while losing 2. Smith was the leading hitter, getting 10 hits out of 22 attempts for an average of .454. • The team was: Kindred, pitcher; hubner, catcher;Varrick, first base; Thomn-son, second basejKiller (on the hot corner),third base;Irish, short stoo; Smith, leit field; howser (speed demon), center field; Tyler, right field. The reserves were Van Ness, West, Finfrock, and Horn. The besket ball boys were less fortunate. They had only 2 wins to their credit. The two wins were over the team last in the conference—New Holland. Soon after the half way mark of the season passed, the team not only had a gloomy record but found that they had no coach. Mr. Price was quarantined for scarlet fever, hr. Bentfeld and hr. McCullough took over the team for the rest of the season. ThefIfirst S(3uad consisted of Kindred and Irish, forwards; Howser, center Miller, Hubner, ana Tyler, guarus; Finfrock, Speciale, Borgelt, Pittenger ai.u Floyd, reserves. Kindred, as in baseball, lead the team by scoring the highest ooints. Howser followed close behind. number of This year rave birth to a new second team, The Puns . This team was made up entirely of freshmen and sophomores. The future first teams will be picked from this team. J. S. 59 (15)