Attica High School - Aquila Yearbook (Attica, OH)

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY as Q5 :ri ' 'WW2-5-!7!?sQ iv l l l l ll Q03 H On a peaceful autumn day the first week in September, 1925, a group of forty-three youngsters enrolled as Freshmen at A. H. S.g the l largest number ever to enroll in our dear old school. We elected as ' offiecrs Rosemond Showalter, President, Dorothy Pollock, Secretary- .Q Treasurer. Our first social event was the Get-Acquainted Party at li Frey's in the form of a marshmallow-Weiner roast. Our debut in High 4 School society came in October, when we gave a Halloween Party to ,ul the High School, in the Old Gym which everyone admitted to be a ll howling success. Final reports in May, 1926, showed that some thirty-four had survived the exams. ' After a busy three months vacation we returned to our Alma Mater, leaving our greeness behind, and determined to Lord it over the f Freshies. The thirty-four members reorganized, with Karl Kaufman lll as President and Thelma Cook as Secretary-Treasurer. Our big event lf as Sophomores was the Valentine Party given to the High School, just ll the same we had several class parties all of which were admitted to be a great success. . When we returned again last September, we found twenty-eight on our roster. We elected Elmer McClelland as President, Thelma Cook W as Secretary and Karl Kaufman as Treasurer. This year we have 'FJ distinguished ourselves in literary, social, and athletic activities, fur- ' nishing members for the debating teams, for High School plays and placing four boys on the boy's basketball squad and two on the girl's team. Our big social event of the year was the Junior -Senior Reception in the new building. We are sorry to see our Senior friends leave the school, but we all feel that we are equal to filling the places left vacant by them. Q -K. L. K. H 'Sy ?ii1ij,1iigifg'f?i'7?5w QQ-L4 :bfi 4'-wi' 5:5573-i'11T Wi- -is l22l