Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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 Right to Left Around the Circle: J. Pack, M. Twomey, E. Colaw, 7 . McCombs, F. Baker, a Ryan, V. Lav s, B. Bradway, R. Rich, H. Jones, M. Huber, M. Brandt R. Robertson, R. Y illiams, L. Long, Marjorie Huber, H. Miller, M. Smith, M. Porter, V. Burger, M. Heft, P. Borgelt Back Row: E. Baldwin, E. Chamberlin, J. Finfrock, V. Applegate, D. Johnson L. Hafley, M. Burger Center: Miss Kimball (Adviser) Speech Club -23- Girls’ Athletic Association Left to Right: 3. Bradway, D. Dahl, Ryan, R. Robertson, H. Hiller, S. Perlman, G. Pech, Miss Griggs, Adviser (standing)

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First Row: H. Miller, D. Horn, J. Pack, E. Colaw, S. Cheek, G. Miller Second Row: 7J. Hardin, H. V arrick, R. Kindred, K. Cook, J. Gordon, V. Applegate, R. Thompson, Mr. Dentfeld (adviser) Student Council The Student Council and Student Association, again, made their yearly-project the promotion of better school parties. The members of the Council and the Council Adviser thought that by putting energy and v ork into the plans for parties, they could be made successful and vould provide good fun for the students. A masquerade party was sponsored by the Council or. Halloween and proved to be a fine success. It v as well attended and ell seemed to enjoy the fun. On December 7, a Stunt Might v as gxv students of A. C. H. S. The Student Council had charge of this affair and arranged the program. 7 ith the assistance of Miss Knowles, Mr. Reesman, Miss Griggs and several others a fine program v:as given. The Valentine party sponsored by the Council and held on February 15, met v;ith great approval from the students for the very excellent reason that home made ice cream and cake v ere served. On March 28, the Council arranged for a Leap Year party. The girls are not quite so bashful as the boys, we discovered. Anyway, there weren’t many wall-flowers. The final and biggest event of the year came as the All-High-School Prom held on May 10. The Student Council, Faculty, and student body joined to make this formal dance a grand success. The candidates for Queen of the prom were five of our lovliest girls, Barbara Dreher, Margaret Long, Leona Hafley, Vyvyan Burger, and Ellen Young. The Queen was very lovely as were her four attendants. A great many guests v ere present. The prom v as the grand finale to Atlanta High’s social season. -22-

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First Row: Mr. Swanson (Adviser), D. Turner, R. Thompson, J. Brandt, E. Criswell, J. Applegate, K. Horn, Second Row: W. Cook, E. MacRoberts, C. Hubner, M. Young, G. Miller, L. Short, Third Row: W. Deavers, D. Applegate, B. Tyler, W. Kindred, R. Gordon, H. Warrick, W. Hardin Future Farmers of America Library Staff Left to Right: (standing) F. Baker, D. Johnson, M. Speciale, L. Long, B. Minick, (seated) B. Bateman, R. Williams, B. Menzel, V. Laws, M. Huber