Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

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Junior Notes Mr. F. Harold, What were the agricultural products of Crete? Harold. Wine, grapes, live stock, such as cows. Sargon I lived from 2750 B. C. to 2100 B. C. Miss 0. (Com. Geog.) What states raise subtropical fruits? Ama. Wisconsin. Miss 0. (Com. Geog.' What makes Boston a good harbor? Goldia. The shallow waters. Mr. F. (Ant. Hist.) What was the occupation of the Greeks? Kas. They raised agriculture. Miss O. Why are Mulberry trees raised in France? Ama. The leaves are used to feed cattle. Miss 0. What is Boston noted for? Louie. Boston baked beans. As We Know ’em Louis...................... Mildred ................... Lera....................... Miss Orr................... Miss Wiley................. Mr. Frazier................ Favorite Songs Back to the Old Folks at Home.......... Memories............................... Blinky Winky Chinatown................. Could the Dream of a Dreamer Ever Come Tr I Hear You Calling Me Tennessee........ Love Me Like the Ivy Loves the Old Oak Tre Short Character Sketches The soul of this man is his clothes..................... Louie Time is money.......................................... Mildred The word “study” is not in my dictionary...................Lera A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfort and command.......Miss Orr All nature wears a universal smile.................Miss Wiley The Silver Tongued Orator...........................Mr. Frazier . . . Stitt ....Nun ... Puss . ...Country Maid . . . .Betty ... Lecturer .............Miss Orr ..........Mr. Frazier .........Miss Wiley ■ue?..........Mildred ................Louie :e...............Lera

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Anna (In Eng. IV). “It just seemed like” — Miss Orr. “Now Anna how many times have I told you to say, “it seems as if?” Anna. “Well, it did seem like”— Miss Orr. “Now remember what I told you. Anna. “Oh my goodness, I don’t know what it seemed like.” Zeros are something used to fill up space. “Senior Yell” Rah, Rah, Rah Winkt Tah, Tah Volie, Moolie Meen Lucky Sixteen. Wanted Full possession of my heart. Earle Hines. A cure for giggling. Anna. To know how I may retain my German vocabulary. Joe Cogdal. The term “etc. is used to make the teachers believe we know more than we really do.” Earle. “I have got a lot to tell you. Joe. “Come down to the movies and we’ll talk it over.” Teachers always say burn midnight oil; do they mean kerosene or gasoline? One morning Earle was sent out to put the harness on the mule, at 4:00 o’clock. Everything was dark and he started to put the harness on the cow. His father yelled for him to hurry up. I can’t, said Earle, this mule has frozen his ears and I can't get the collar on. Miss Orr (In Physics class). Why don’t that book fall over? Joe. The wind can’t get under it. “Practical Quotations of Seniors” “Never say fail”—To the faculty. “He had a tongue to persuade.” Joe C. “I am sober as a judge. Earle. “Success crowns all work. Anna. “Ambition has no rest. ” Post Editors. Resolved. Never to fall in love while we are young.—Seniors. One, two, three, all I see, Juniors, Seniors, One, two, three. To the under-classmen we leave all zeros obtained during our H. S. life and our good looks, note books, paper wads, knowledge and all of our playthings. These priceless gifts to be divided equally among each class. Signed by Seniors.

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Pennsylvania. A state that will set the world on fire. Com. Geog. class. Louie. Have you heard the new name for Bankruptcy? Mildred. No, What is it? Louie. Jewish prudence Lera. Louie, what profession do you think you shall choose? Louie. Law; I can talk longer and louder when I've got the wrong side of an argument than anybody I ever heard. To be ready to back your last statement that is genius.—Mr. F., Econ. Mr. F. Roy locate the Island of Crete. Roy. Crete occupies most of the Mediterranean sea. Miss Orr. Name some subtropical fruits. Goldia. Apples. Louie (in Ger.) Du bist wie eine Blume. (You bloomlike a blossom1 Miss 0. (in Ger.) Louie, translate, I shot the dog and it died. Louie. Ich starbt din Hum! und er schooz.' I died the dog and it shot.) Dreams are suppressed wishes. — Mildred He wears the rose of youth upon him.—Louie Never tell your resolutions before hand. Lera Every bachelor should change his quarters for a better half. —A. H. S. Boys. Mr. F. Lawrence, how did the Greeks reckon their time? Lawrence. By a clock. From Exam, paper in Ant. History.'The Chaldeans settled along the eastern coast of Palestine.) Not to enjoy one’s youth when one is young, is like the Miser who starves beside his treasure. Latest pronunciation of Louis Phillippe by Mr. Stitt, “Louie Filippy’ “And then they wanted something about free wit “Dolores, tell Louis what that means Dolores. “Why the book said to wit, and went ahead to tell what they wanted.