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

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a i THE CLASS OF 1917 3aaaoDDEg OFFICERS PRESIDENT. LOUIS STITT A a i VICE PRES. MILDRED DOTY SEC. AND TREAS. WILLIAM PHILLIPPE COLORS. RED AND WHITE MOTTO. ALWAYS FORWARD FLOWER. LILY OF THE VALLEY ,'t it it U il it U V jr -P- -o—o- -ct- -n- 3QQoaa=3t

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Senior Class Play TWBoV CAST OF CHARACTERS PHILIP ROYSON LOUIS STITT Robert Brown. Clerk of Benson Benson P. E. RIGGS Jenkins. Miss Rebecca butler JOHN HORTON Rebecca Luke, a maiden Indy MILDRED DOTY Katherine Rogers, her niece MARY LOUISE KLICKINGER Marion Bryant. Katherine's friend MAUD VAN VLEET Patty. Miss Rebecca’s maid IONE PINCKARD

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Senior Class History IN the fall of 1913, six ambitious freshmen entered the tabernacle erected for the school that year. During the first month one of our number left us to make her home elsewhere. Our initiation was mild in comparison with snne of the horrors of which we had heard. There were several parties and serenades into which we entered and threw aside a'l backwardness The inconvenience of the building caused much confusion yet the year proved to be a successful one. We were represented by two men in basket-ball and track work. The new building was completed for our occupancy the second year This year our paths were darkened bv the death-of one of our number. Although she it not with us. the remembrance of her cheerful manner and pleasing personality remains. With tiie departure of another, only three were left in the o'iihs. Though our numbers decreased, we were represented in basket-ball, track and literary work. Our third year opened brighter than the others. Success seemed our lot. All our efforts contributed to make this a pro-