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

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SENIOR CLASS RUTH HENDRICKSON (Ruthie) Platonian Literary Society; Camp Fire ’20-’21-’22; Camp Fire Play '20-'21? Operetta’21-22; Cartoon for Post '23; Class Play ’23. WALTER QUICK (Bob) Football '22-'23; Latin Play '21; Class Play ’23; Wrytonian Literary Society. CARL THRASHER (Doc.) Platonian Literary Society; President Platen ian Literary Society ’23; Vice President Class ’22; Latin Play ’22-’23; Joke Editor Post '23; Class Play ’23. HORACE PHILLIPS (Smilie) Wrytonian Literary Society; Football ’23; Orchestra ’2I-’22; Latin Play ’20-’21; Business Manager Post ’23; Operetta ’20-’21; Class Play ’23. EDNA BILLMAN (Billy) Farmer City High School ’20-’21; Glee Club ’22-'23; Vice President Camp Fire ’23; Vice President Class ’23; Vice President Platonian laterary Society ’23; Public Speaking Play ’23; Class Play ’23.

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SENIOR CLASS MAX PERRIN (Dip) Football ’23; Basketball ’23; Track ’21; Public Speaking Play ’21-’22-’23; Oratorical ’21-’22-’23; Orchestra ’21-’22-’23; Operetta ’21-’22; Vice President Class ’21; Class Editor ’22; Senior Editor ’23; Treasurer Latin Club ’22; Class Play ’23. AGNES MEECE (Aggie) Platcnian Literary Society; Glee Club ’21-’22; Latin Play ’20-’21; Operetta ’22; Alumni Editor Post ’23; Class Play ’23. HATTIE KOEBEL (Hatildy) Platonian Literary Society; President Camp Fire ’20; Glee Club ’20-’23; San Benito, Texas High School ’21, ’22; Secretary and Treasurer class ’23; Camp Fire play ’20; Latin Play ’20; Class Play ’23. PERCY HOFSAS (Perc) Wrytonian Literary Society; Basketball ’20-’21-'22; Football ’20-’21-’22; Public Speaking Play ’20-’23; Operetta ’21-’22; Quartet ’21-’22; Glee Club ’21; Latin Play ’20-21; Athletic Editor Post ’23; C ass P ay ’23. ARTHUR MAXEY (Babe) Editor-in-Chief Post ’23; Class President ’22; Football ’20-’23; Track ’20-’21; Oratorical ?20-’21-22; Public Speaking Play ’20-’21-’22-’23; Orchestra ’20-’21-’22-’23; Quartet ’21-'22 G.ee Club ’21; Vice President Wrytonian Literary Society ’21-’22; Operetta ’21-’22; yell leader ’22-’23; Class Play ’23.

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THE POST HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’23 In the fall of 1010, one of the most important aggregation (we think) ol Freshmen in the history of the school entered the A. T. II. S. on a four hip relay through the realms of Caesar, Cicero, Shakespeare, and other great monarchs. We soon found our places in the assembly and when .Mr. Sutton (he seemed very fearful to us at first) stood up on the platform to lecture, we all cowered in o.ir seats to listen to him. Before the end of the first year the girls had taken an interest in the Campfire and 'lee club, while Klby, I Vref Kenneth, Arthur, and Clark represented us in athletic. Arthur .Maxey representing us in the oratorical contest at .Monticello, won first. After a short vacation we started out on the second lap of our relay with but twenty-three members, seven less than we had started with. In the fall we were saddened by the death o| a loved member, Carl Ilarsh-barger. tie kept up our standard i i athletics and in the oratorical contests Arthur again won first. Although we had a very pleasant time as Sophomores, we were glad to become Juniors in 11)21. We began our third lap with twenty ...ihers. We had two mem- bers in the quartette, three in the orchestra, several in oratorical work, and almost all the boys represented us in athletics. hor the last time the class of '23 has entered the portals of the A. T. li. s. I his year ends our high school relay. We have won a reasonable amount ol credit in scholarship;. In all social events and athletics, our class is represented as well if not better than any other. We are sorry to leave, and yet, it is with good wishes to the under-classmen, as wcil as with a certain literary home for four happy years. —Max Perrin. '23.