Atkinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Atkinson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1948 volume:

G5 948 x Atkinson fnfnnlunl zja Mgn Senna! ? 4 5, .,i,1,2l ,V , ,.., . , 1 9 . ,ggi if f .:, W1 be -I, ' -s., ,. 'Yi :v x-'. M? .fa 1115 -' 'f5?'li ' ,N - uw- fy. lk. H .TY PETER BUYQSE EDWARD CAUSEMAKER Secretary 1 FRANK VAN VOOREN President BEN NORDSTROM ARCHIE MGKIBBON SCHOOL E0 RD HCULTY Howard Allison, Principal ---- --- Agriculture Mary jean Warren ---------- Home Economics, Physical Education Paul Earp ------- ---- A thletics, History, Science Betty jean Buysse ---- --- Music, Comxnerce Glenn Turnbull ---- --- Science, Mathematics La Vona johnson ---- ---- D raxnatics, English AROUND TABLE: STANDING: 4 nun.:-4 STAFF Left to Right-Alfred De Pauw, Mary jane De Reu, Rhea De Smith, Mary Lou Causemaker, Ruth De Roo, Eileen Oberle. joan De Decker, Annabelle Rehn, Graydon De Vrieze, Richard Mason, Wink-ed Gentry, Dolores Bloome, Wayne Misfeldt, Francis Cathelyn, Ed- ward Little, Charles Ouart, Miss johnson, Ad- visor. TIGER STAFF The '48 tiger staff met in October ready and eager to begin our Annual. We then gathered the ads and started selling sub- scriptions . During the year we wrote and collected our articles to type. Meanwhile the school lected. pictures were taken and the snapshots col- After many after school hours of work during january and February we sent our copy to the printers. The staff was appointed as follows: Editor - --------- - Assistant Editor - - - Snapshots -------- Bus iness - - - Activities ---- Girl's Athletics - - - win --------- -- - - History - - - Sports ---- Calendar - - - Advis or - - -- ----- Mary Lou Causemaker ----------------Eileen Oberle ----joan De Decker, Ruth De Roo Wayne Misfeldt -- Ruth De Roo, Graydon De Vrieze ----Annabelle Rahn, Rhea De Smith, Winfred Gentry, Richard Mason --- Mary jane De Reu, Dolores Bloome ----Grace Wildemuth, Charles Ouart ------------------Alfred De Pauw --- Francis Cathelyn, Edward Little ----------------Dolores Bloome -----------------Miss johnson X 'x X N 'fab wi- C EN if 'I F '?Li',E51'- A3 'fx , mf: + J :Lf 4 jg N.: sr lxN ref QF J M, qv, i.-T--I if 7F05 ! it ?Ri'N' Q V 1-1 f GRAYDON DE vmEzE, Grady Class Vice-President--1. Band--1, Z, 3, 4. Football--1, Z, 3, 4. Blsketball--1, Z, 3, 4. Track--1, 2, 3, 4. Homeccrming Attendant--4. Play--4. GRACE WILDEMUTH, Gracie Class Secretary-Treasurer--Z. F. H. A.--1, Z, 3, 4. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3, 4. Chorul--1, 3, 4. Play--3. RUTH DE ROO, Dewey Class Vice-President--2. F. H. A.--1, 2. 3. 4: Social Chairman--2. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3.4:P0i11f Captain- -Z, 35 President--4 Sflldent Council--3.4. Chorus--1, 2, 3, 4. Play--3, 4. Sextette--3. RICHARD MASON, Rich F. F. A.--1, Z, 3, 4. Football--43 Mannger--Z, 3. Basketball--1, Z, 4, Manager--3 Track--3, 4. Band--1, 2, 3, 4. Play--3.4. WAYNE MISFELDT , Sockie' F. F. A.--l, Z, 3, 4. Football--l, Z, 3, 4. Basketball--1, Z, 3, 4. Track--Z, 4. Band--1, Z, 3, 4. Play--3, 4. Homecoming Attendant--4. ANNABELLE RAI-IN, Ann F. H. A.--1, Z, 3,. 4. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3, 4- Chorus--1. Play--3. pw. , .Shu f .. 2 1ff'3i3l'1Ef5'f!5, 7527 H, ,,,, ..... , ., q-J 1523313 if ' 'f-fs. 2: .-'fb ' . i ?f:T,g311..:bfff3: -' ffl? A h 1' ff ' 1' ' ri ' , . . ,' ET. .Q . 1: 4:'25'fZ' fi I I in 555. .. fi, , .f,.J5l,'Z?,Z7,L',1'f??1 . -f' - 'r' '.. ,Q ' . '. .H .9 ' ,J .3f,.1-. ? r:.? .- .fy 'fly'-.'f::,'1f 1114? -iq, f, 9211 ??f.i -f'vXf . 54'-'W 14' JH JU h' ALFRED DE PAUW, Freddie Clall Secretary-Treasurer--3, President--4. Student Council--1. F. F. A.--1, Z, 3, 4. Basketball--1, Z, 3, 4. Track--3, 4. Play--3, 4. JOAN DE DECKER, Sugar Clall President--2: Treasurer--4 , F. H. A.--1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary--4. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-Presb - dent--3. Chorus--1, Z, 3, 4. Play--3, 4. Homecoming Attendant--4. Cheerleader--Z, 4. DOLORES BLOOME, ' 'Dee ' ' Chnl Vice-President--4. F. H. A.--1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus--1, 3, 4. Play--3, 4. FRANCIS CAT!-IELYN, Bee!y F. F. A.--1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-Prel- ident--3. Treasurer--4. Football--1, Z, 3, 4. Basketball--l, Z, 3, 4. Track--2, 3, 4. Play--3. EDWARD LITTLE, Ed Clue President--3. F. F. A.--1, Z, 3. Band--1, Z, 3, 4. Football-1, Z, 3, 4. Basketball--1, Z, 3. Track--1, Z, 3, 4. Play--4. MARY LOU CAUSEMAKER, Pouch Student Council--Z, 3, 4, President--4, F. H. A.--1, Z, 3, 4: Social Chairman- 3: Vice-President--4. G. A. A.--1, Z, 3, 4gT1'easurer--I, Secretary- -Z . Play- -3 , 4 . Homecoming Queen--4. Cheerleader - -4 . 4 CHARLES OUART, Charlie L F. F. A.--1. Band--1, 2, 3, 4. Play--3. MARY JANE DE REU, Janie F. H. A.--l, Z, 3, 4gP1'esideni--4 G. A. A.--1, Z, 3,4. . D. A. R.--4. Play--3, 4. Rl-IEA DE SMITH, Reeky F. H. A.--1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A.--1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus--1. Play--3. WINFRED GENTRY, Winnie Transferred from Genesee in '45 Clue Secretuy--4. Football--3, 4. Basketball--3, 4. Track--3, 4. Play--3. MISS JOHNSON, SENIOR ADVISOR SUIOR CLASS HISTORI It was on a bright day in September, l9lJ+, that twenty shy freshmen entered the Atkinson High School. lear the end of the mmth of September the sophomores initiated us, and when they had really finished, we felt as though we were fully pledged high school members. During the year we lost four of our olassntes, Lawrence Basle, Bob Atwell, Bill Bentley, and Jeanette Hamer. However we -gained a new member, Mary Jane De Ren. Rowena Walker joined our ranks in 191.5 when we started our sophomore year. During this year we ordered our class rings. When we started our Junior year we had a new member, Winfred Gentry. On November 6, we presented our class play Hhs:-e's Laur1e . Thus we earned enough money to sponsor the Junior Senior Banquet which was held Hay 9. All tmsoon we started our final year of high school. Our memory books are filled with many events among which were foot- ball and basketball games, Homecoming, carnival, Junior-Senior Banquet and in our honor, graduation, and Baccalaureate. 'CLASS WILL' Ub,the seniors of Atkinson Comnmity High School, within the bcundrys of the City of Atkinson, County of Henry, State of Illincisg being of sound mind and body do hereby naks this our last will and tsstansnt and hops you will regard this article with the reverence due the class of 'l9L8. I, Francis Cathelyn, bestow upon Denny Longsvills a little beef to carry under his belt at the football guns. I,Dolcrss lloona, leave q love for all n to Dorothy Mille. I, Wayne Misfeldt, give U Plylcuth with the sagging seats to Jersey Clasys so hs will have mrs rocn to snooze when he gets tired. I, Annabelle Hahn, being of sounder mind than anyone , leave to Gladys Verkruyse gy brains. Double-Genius Gladys is her nano, I, Graydon De Vriese, bequeath to Lester Misfeldt ny knack for turning out exquisite form of the md. heart rendering poetry. I, Grace Hildemth, give W roof raising 'ker-ehoo' to Eileen Cbsrle. I, Ruth De Roo, bestow q glasses with the turned up corners to Gloria De Decker. This will help her to see the brighter side of things. I, Joan De Decker, lsave U nick-nano, Sugar, to Joan Dwyer as an escape fron Jody. I,Gharles Ousrt, give Jiq Hansr ny typing paper to squander as he sees tit. I, lhry Lou Gaussnker, leave q executive ability to Jersey Clssys and Donovan Smrtewsgsn. I an leaving it to two beceuss I believe this inheritance would be to lash for one to handle. I, Richard Mason, give U farlsr hcbble to Dennis Nutt which will nke him ncrs like the ljority. I, Freddy De Pluw, bestow U fear of girls to Henk Little. I,Edward L1ttle,lsave to Melvin Carton ny Jolmny Lujaek con- plsx an the gridiron. I, lhry Jane De Rau, leave ny rsincarnated Ford truck to Vernon Van Vocren. If he gets any nors riders he can just throw than in back. I, Ilinfred Gentry, give lv midnight vigil on the cattle trucks to Melvin Carton, who, if he hae the right inspiration, villbe able to give a better version of the Cow-Cow-Boogie on the Sousaphone. I, Rhea De Snith, give qy delightful giggle to the whole jmmior c1aae,I think they vilneed it to carry then through their senior year. Signed, sealed, and filed with due polp and oireumtance this twenty-first dey of lhy in the year nineteen hundred and forty- eight. I Hitneeeeea LJTLE Q gg I ,u. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Blasting from our supersonic television set tonight we are delightfully surprised tohear about some folks who are quite well known to us. Among the New York celebrities is Hinfred Gentry, who is currently starring in the Broadway hit, 'Forever Ambush. Also in New York is Grace Uildemuth, former Atkinson girl, who is now owner and operator of the Fifth Avenue Beauty Shoppe, whose motto is, 'Let us do you over, providing it isn't already too late. llews has been received from Annabelle Rehn. She has at- tained the envied position of being secretary to Tomnq hhnville's ex-wives. She is a very busy person, and she likes her bosses, every one of them. Admiral Edward Little, Commander-in-Chief of the U. S. S. Dreamboat, and is reported to he having a wonderful time on leave in the Hawaiian Islands. As his classmates my remember, his am- bition was, to be stationed there. Also in the news tonight is Miss lhry Lou Causemker. You'll be interested to know that she is now hostess at the famous hotel in law York City called the Waldorf Angora. Joan De Decker, a little shaver whose father is a barber, is now a well-known movie actress. Her screen name is Sleepy Laguna, in memory of those Monday mornings at A.C.H.S. Other happenings included a marble tournament won by Mary Jane De Rau, an athletic girl who is now s registered nurse at Kilroy's Veteran Hospital, at Cricket City, Illinois. Wayne lisfeldt and Francis Cathelyn have purchased a two thousand acre plantation in Georgia and are giggg gg, which, for them, is a staple crop. Ruth De Roo, hrried and living on a farm in Oklahoma, re- cently gdher head caught in a pressure cooker. She almost blew her top! Charles Ouart, now known hhave the most mastered mind in the world, is inventing a flying saucer with a dish span of sixty five feet. Rhea De Smith, the great author, has just finished her third novel entitled Higkgl Mggsg Lp gg Mig Ag. Grady De Vrieze is reported to be the highest paid profess- ional basket-ball 'player ln the National Basketball League of America. Richard llaaca, a lavycr cf grcat hu, ic nw dcdicating his catirctcrtana cfthirtybillica, wolmlllradandfittylillin do1II.ara,aad twantp hvc ccata to a an gold-platcd uatcr t-mar at Atkins, Illimia. Dclcrca nil la clplqcll in an cuvc factory. Sh vcrkc ca an aaaanhllliac :marc hc: job ia bats!! puncta-ataftad ollvca. llahavahaardshatfrcdqbahliaacuiallichigaa. laia thslittlagq who:-ana apuddcum thchirhww apnadingiha tact-hpaatadcvathamiula, 'X Nxbpq f ....:T-- y. gli. , V v Q E -IUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Gladys Verkruyse, Eileen Oberle, Dorothy Mille, joan Dwyer. SECOND ROWg Miss Wnrren, Lester Misfeldt, Henry Little, james Hamer, Daniel Longeville, Mrs. Buysse. THIRD ROW: Vernon Van Vooren, Donald Claeys, Melvin Carton, Donavon, Sturtewagon, Donnie Nutt. Not in picture, Gloria De Decker. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ln the term of '46-'47 there were fourteen students to start as jolly juniors. ln the election of class officers Gladys Ver- kruyse was elected presidentg joan Dwyer, secretary-treasurer 3 andjames Hamer and Henry Little, student council members. The two cheerleaders from our class are Dorothy Mille and Eileen Oberle. The boys out for football and basketball are Vernon Van Vooren, Henry Little, Donnie Nutt, Donavon Sturtewagon,-lim Ham- or, Danny Longeville, Donald Claeys, Melvin Carton, and Lester Misfeldt. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Phyllis De Rem, janet De Decker, joanne Vandemore, Marilyn VandeVoorde, Pa! Llevens, joyce Covells, Gwen Ann De Pauw. SECOND ROW: Bob Nordstrom, Bruce Verkruyse, Marvin Van- dersnick, Bob Becker, Delbert Price, Owen Ml- h l M El c e a, r. rp. THIRD ROW: Donald Buysse, David Rostyne, Vernon Minneart, jack Gentry, Fredrick De Neve, LaVonne Teer llnck, Pat Lund, Shirley Causemaker. Not ln picture, jim McNeil. SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the leadership of Coach Earp, the sophomore class started off with a bang. We held a class meeting and jim McNeil was elected president, Vernie Minnaert, vice-president, Marilyn Vande Voorde, secretary-treasurer. Bruce Verkrusye was re- elected for student council. At the meeting we found that Owen Michels had jolned our rank. We were proud to have four sopho- mores on our Freshmen-Sophomore Basketball team: Vernle Min- aaert, Bruce Verkrusye, Owen Michele, and jim McNeil. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Darrel Vandemore, Louis Vande- Voorde, Bob Hohurg, Bob Adkinson. SECOND ROW: Arlene Moenl, jennet Van Hyfte, Luella Van Wael, Marian Lievens, Gloria De Vrieze, Helen Claeys. THIRD ROW: Richard Rahn, john De Reu, Bill Schopp, Dean Minneart, Duane Frakes, Mr. Turnbull. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Slack, Darlene Meena, Bonnie Cauaemak- er, Edley Taber, Ronald Coppejanl. Not in picture, Ronald De Reu, David Pacquer. FRESHNIEN CLASS HISTORY One bright August morning, twenty-two proud looking freshmen marched up to the doors of the Atkinson Community High School. Everything around them seemed to be strange and differ- ent. About a week later, two more decided to join them, making twenty-four. The freshmen class have had a great many interesting and exciting events happen. The first thing that happened was the freshmen-sophomore party. Everyone enjoyed it very much. After tht party they Were initiated by the rest of the high school stu- dents. They really had quite a time of it. A while afterwards the freshmen gave a party for the sophomores. , They have really co-operated with the rest of the high school. They helped the juniors sell magazines. They put on the Chrishnas program and gave a play for the carnival as well as helping in other ways with the carnival. The freshmen basketball team won the first game they played in the season. Dee . Broom Pusher . Play Hard Boys . Going to Study Girls . 'UE Seniors . Classmates , The Big Three . W. Buysae . Bandana Girls . Posing . Religion Inatructorsn. Don't Look ao Disgunted Guess Who ? 7 Good Crowd . Legs , Smilel . Charlie k Bill . Gigg1eo . x'- XI X 'V' Q1 XW 4 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOOTBALL Left to Right-Melvin Carton, Richard Mason, Lester Misfeldt, FH-sncis Cathalyn, E1'1wardLitt.le, Wayne Misfeldt. Coach Earp, Daniel Longville, james Hamer, Henry Little, Vernon Van Vooren, Owen Michels. Robert Nordstrom, Bruce Verkruyse, Vernon Minnesrt, Fredrick De Neve, Win!!-ed Gentry, Grsdyan De Vrieze. The 1947 football season was successful just as usual. We lost our first game but after that we started rolling. Paul Earp, our coach, directed the team to eight victorie and three losses. Edward Little, captain and fullback, was high scoring man with ten touchdowns. Close behind were Vernon Van Vooren nine, and Francis Cathelyn with seven. Atkins on Atkins on Atkins on Atkins on Atkins on Atkinson Atkins on Atkins on Atkinson Atkins on Atkins on Total 6 42 50 I6 37 Z0 with ---4- --- Orion Z7 - ---- T ampico 7 ---- ----Viola 19 ---- ----Tsmpico 0 - - -- - - - -Sherrard Z4 ---- ----Prophetstown 12 37 ---- ---- A lpha 0 Z5 ---- ---- C ambridge 2 0 12 ---- ---- A nnawan 19 12 ---- ---- W oodhull 34 3 9 ---- ---- N ew Windsor 13 55 'real E 'Paul Earp and his Atkinson Tigers of '47-'48 had a very successful BQGBOD- Without the tournaments we won 18 games and lost seven. We have had three tournaments: The Corn Belt Tourna- ment held at Orion where we placed firstg the Two Rivers Tourna- ment where we placed thirdg and the District Tournarnent held at Atkinson. The varsity squad were: Vernon Van Vooren,james Hamer Henry Little, Daniel Longeville, Donald Claeys, Donald Nutt, Fran- cis Cathelyn, Wayne Misfeldt, Alfred De Pauw, Richard Mason. SCHEDULE FOR '47 - '48 We They Port Byron ---- --- 39 16 Tarnpico ------ - - - 49 26 Prophetstown --- --- Z2 Z7 Hillsdale ------ --- 50 Z7 Annawan ----- -- - 52 3 1 Orion ---- - - - Z8 35 Lyildon- - - - - - 44 so Viola ----- - -- 45 Z 0 Cordova ---- - - - 44 Z1 Mineral ---- - - - ZZ 31 Erie ---------- - - - 41 53 Sherrard -------- --- 49 39 Moline B Team--- --- 35 38 Cambridge ------ --- 43 30 Alpha --------- ---- 64 39 Woodhull ----- ---- 1 9 39 Annawan ------ - - - 34 39 New Windsor ---- --- 68 46 sheffiem ------ -------- - -- 42 33 Mineral ----- ---------- - -- 50 Z2 TOTAL 1104 803 FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Fredrick De Neve, Owen Michell, Marvin Vnnderlnick, Bruce Verkruyse, Vernon Minnesrt. Not in picture, june! McNeil, David Pacquer. FRESHNIEN-SOPHOMORES BASKETBALL The Atkinson high-riding Tigers won the Cornbelt confer- ence making it two years that the Atkinson freshmpn---sophomore team won. the trophy. The team consists oi: Vernon Minneart, Owen Micheals, Bruce'Verkruyse, jim Mc Neil, David Pacquer, Jsck Gentry, Fredrick De Neve, and, Marv-in Vuulersnick. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: joan De Decker, janet De Decker, Eileen Ob- erle, Mary Lou Causemaker, Dorothy Mille. LET 'S YELL School Song Here's a cheer for Old Atkinson We fight for honor we iight for fun Raise your golden banners high Shake down the thunder from the sky What though our foes be great or small Old Atkinson will win over all While our golden boys are marching Onward to victory. Rah, Rah, Rah. Some Yells Extra Extra read all about it We got a team and we're going to shout it. Yea Atkinson Yea Tigers Rah, Yea Atkinson Tigers Ya gotta FI-G-H-T 13 times, Ya gotta Fight, Fight Fight Fight Ohhhhhhh Fight Q3 times, Yea Team Fight. T fC1apj E fC1apj A fC1apj M QC1ap Team, Team QRepeat 3 times, Beat Beat B-E-A-T Beat Beat B-E-A-T Beat Beat B-E-A-T Yea Team Beat. Rah Yea Team 13 times, 3 i G. A. A. FLRST ROW: Left to Right-Arlene Moens, Pat Lund, Luella Van Waea, Marian Lievena, Grace Wildemuth, Gwen Ann De Pauw, Bonnie Causemaker, Elaine Slock, Darlene Moenn. SECOND ROW: Mary jane De Ren, I.aVonne Teerlinck, jennet Van Hyite, Helen Claeya, joanne Vandemore, Pat Lievenn, Marilyn VandeVoox-de, joyce Cowells, Inez. Lund, Edley Taber, Shirley Cauaemaker, Annabelle Rahn, Misa Warren, Adv-ieor. THIRD ROW: Dolores Bloome, joan De Decker, Eileen Oberle, Rhea De Smith, Phyllis De Reu, joan Dwyer,Dor- othy Mille, janet De Decker, Gladys Verlu-uyse, Mary Lou Caunemaker, Ruth De Roo, Gloria De Vrieze. GlRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCLAT ION The G. A. A. has continued to grow under the direction of Mary jean Warren. During the year members are required to en- ter varionl activities that encourage habits that are helpful to health by the keeping of health charte, and other activities. One of the highlights of each year is the hike we take in the fall. 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I iiqlku, J gf, , . -,AQJQ F9414 51 -fLQ,?1g'7A8i52??z Q, W . :l5,f4f,:.' . -JBL .!? i:f ' ' - .- 21451: ' U X--.Q -.ew-xi. , -X ' 1 K X-.. ..q-nw-1 ff A 11. .N . i -ii? W 9 Q 755 Qzmpbfls are famlng f THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY The seniors presented their play 'The Calpbells are Coming on April 14. The characters of the play are shown aboveg from left to right: Bildad Tapp Wayne Misfeldtlg Caltalpa Tapp C Joan De Deckerlg Dick Brannigan Ulraydon De Vriezelg Scudder Ulichard Hasonlg Betty Brannigan fDo1ores Bloole 3 Kingston Cllpbell fllfred De Pluvh Augusta Cllpball fluth De Roch il Brannigan Uhry Jane De Reulg Kaye Brannigan Uhry Lou Cause- lakerlg and Jeff Scudder Qld Littlel. In order to keep Kaye fron sarrying the fortune hunting Kingston, the Brannigans and their friends pretend to be hill billies. Uith the help of Bildad and Catalpa, two real hill billies, they succeed in getting Kaye to nrry Jeff. Although the character in the lower right hand corner does not appear on the stage, he plays an ilportant part, FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Dorothy Mille, Eileen Oberle, Gla- dys Verkruyse, joan Dwyer. SECOND ROW: Daniel Longeville, james Hamer, Henry Little, Lester Misfeldt, Bruce Verdruyse. THIRD ROW: Donovan Sturtewagon, Melvin Carton, Donald Claeys, Vernon Van Vooren. Not in picture, Gloria De Decker. THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The junior class of Atkinson' High School was proud to pre- sent their threelact mystery play, The Mystery In The Librarb The play was directed by the English teacher, Miss Johnson. It featured a mad man, a secret room, and a sliding panel. The jun- iors were glad to have Bruce Verkruyse, a sophomore, help with their play. All juniors took part in the play. The cast was as follows: Ellsworth Larson, Daniel Longe- villeg Claribeth Harris, Dorothy Mille, Dick Martin, Hank Little, jay Manson, Melvin Carton, Shorty George, Donald Nutt, Dora Dean, Eileen Oberleg Margaret Allison, Gladys Verkruyaeg Annie Goopy, joan Dwyer, President Hartman, Vernon Van Vooreng Inspector Burke, Donovan Sturtewagong Swenson, Lester MlsfeldtgElectricisn, Donald Claeysg Heinrich, Bruce Verkruyse. 1 HOMECONIING FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Joan DeDecker, Mary Lou Cause maker, Ruth Roo. SECOND ROW: Gradycn De Vrieze, Edward Little, Wayne Mjq feldt. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Loft to Right-Bonnie Csusemaher, Mary Lou Clusemlker, Henry Little, junes Hamer. SECOND ROW: Bruce Verkruyse, Mr. Allison, Ruth De Roo. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council which gives each member the privilege to voice his opinion in school activities sponsored many things this year. Some of their activities were homecoming and election of cheerleaders. The student council also sponsored the carnival. Members chosen to represent their classes are: Freshman --------------- ----------------- B olmie Causemaker Sophomore ---- ------------- B ruee Verkrgyse juniors ------ -------------- H aah Little, jim Hamer Seniors ---- ------------ Mar y Lou Causemaker, Ruth De Roo Officers for this year are: President ------------------------------ Mary Lou Causemaker Vice-President-U ------ ------------ Hank Little Secretary ------- - ---- ---------- R nth De Roo BAND FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Pat Lievens, Shirley Causemaker, Helen Claeys, Phyllis De Reu. SECOND ROW: Gwen Ann De Pauw, Charles Ouart, Richard Ma- son, Edward Little, Wayne Misfeldt, Donald Claeys, Melvin Carton, Gloria De Vrieze. THIRD ROW: Bob Hoburg, Bob Nordstrom, Vernon Van Vooren, Marvin Vandersnick, Vernon Minneart, Darrel Vandemore. BAND On Tuesdays and Thursdays the school can hear the band playing in the social room. It is under the direction of Mr. Perry Sands of Geneseo. We have both group and individual practice. The school is alive with the music of The Victory March, Pro- gress, Activity, Honor Band, and Trombone Toboggan . The band was also heard at Homecoming, the Basketball games, the junior Play, the Senior Play, and the Carnival. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Darlene Moens, Grace Wildemuth, Luella Van Woes, Pat Lund, Arlene Moens, Bon- nie Causemaker, jennet Van Hyfte, Elaine Slock. SECOND ROW: Phyllis De Reu, janet De Decker, Joan Dwyer, Helen Claeys, josnne Vondemore, Dolores Bloo- me, Eileen Oberle, Marian Lievens, L.sVonne Teerlinck, Mrs. Buysse, Director. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Mille, Joan DeDecker, Ruth DeRoo, Pet Lievens. CHORUS Girl's chorus, directed by Mrs. Buysse, assembles in the English room ht 2:55 each Tuesday afternoon to sing hath classical and semi-classical music. The chorus has eighteen memhersg and is divided into three groups: first soprano, second soprano, ssl alto. Some of the songs sung this year are: Home , Star Dut , By the Bend of the River , and When johnny Comes Marching Home . Os December 11th, the girls vent Christmas caroling after the F. H. A. party. Everyone enjoyed themselves in spite of the cold. F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Left to Right-jennet Van Hyfte, Darlene Moens, Dorothy Mille, Bonnie Causemaker, Luella Van Waea, Arlene Moens, Pat Lund, Elaine Slock, Grace Wildemuth, Gloria De Vrieze. SECOND ROW: l..aVonne Teerlinck, Marian Lievens, Dolores Bloome, Eileen Oberle, Helen Claeys, joanne Vandemore, joan Dwyer, Phyllis De Reu, Mary jane De Reu, Rhea De Smith, Miss Warren, Ad- visor. THIRD ROW: Edley Taber, janet De Decker, Pat Lievens, Ruth De Roo, joyce Cowells, Gwen Ann De Pauw, Inez Lund, Marilyn VandeVoorde, joan De Decker, Shirley Causemaker, Gladys Verkruyse, Anna- belle Rahn. Marv Lou Causemaker. FUTURE HOIMEMAKERS OF ANIERICA The Future Homemakers o! America owe a jreat deal of our success this year to our director Miss Mary jane Warren and to Mrs. Charles De Decker, ol: chapter mother. Officers were: Mary jane De Reu, presidentg Mary Lou Clllsemaker, vice-presidentg joan De Decker, secretaryg and Pat Lievens, treasurer. ' The F. H.. A. has spomored many activities this year.. Some of them were the installation of new members, the masquerade hg11owe'en plrfy and the Chrlstlnas party. F. H. A. also sponsored a Chili lunch one noon at school. A large profit was made by the selling of green and gold basketball pins. The members look forward to our meetings every third Monday of each month. vi 1 . Ti y M 'ms -5-4 .- 4 , . ,gf-L img -Sabi 'i Y 1. is kl53.1..i2slT gr, ,-yw,5,x- - , N.V.- . ,..,. his--f fit., Rf niigj 1 11 ' cy . 4 , 'rw-. 1 , .X I ' 'ifrrfe . ,L . 1:1 3. , 32:53 . Vimgl, .Y P, 1 . , , ,,, . -1, ,fir F3 - .gg ..,, 45. , . -Hi' ny. f, .,- T! 41.1 . Jay Tir ,gif . ' , :Lek N 'f Q1'z fr -:rue . .+ .aff 1. 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Ai., a state national organization made up of boys who plan 'to becoxne farmers, was organized here in 1949 under the direction of Mr. H. D., Allison. ' The officers this year were: Hank Little, presidentg Melvin Carton, vice-presidentg Vernon Van Vooren, secretaryg Francis Cathelyn, treasurerg Donavon Sturtewagon, reporter.. One of the highlights of the year was the Father and Son Chili Supper held injanuary. The Hallowe'en party held with the F. H. A. was successful too. The judging team, Royce Van Vooren, Vernon Van Voorn, Richard Mason and Melvin Carton, won first in the state judging contest. This team represented Illinois at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Marian Lievens, the pleasant looking girl who works in our school office does much for the teachers and the students. She does Mr, Al1ison's secretarial work and helps the teachers in much of their typing work. The energetic looking man who keeps the halls and class- rooms clean and the school warm is Raymond Arnold, better known to most of us as Tig . He has been employed by the Atkinson High School for eight years. Perry Sand is the school band instructor. He comes to school for band practice and gives private lessons on Mondays and Thursdays. Under his direction the band has provided us with many enjoyable selections. r GARIIVAI. The fourth annual carnival was held in the Atkinson Coxm- ity High School on February I., 1948. The program included a stage play entitled 'Who Gets the Car Tonight' presented by the following nenhers of the freshmen class: Duane Frakes, Helen Claeys, Ronnie De Reu, Gloria De Vrieae, and Bobby Lee Hoburg. Second on the program was an scrobatic show. There were different attractions which included fortune telling, rat races, fish pond, foodatand, bingo stand, penny pitching, candy stand, and cake walk. There were also two clowns, Ldonne Teerlinck and Edley Taber, who added a great anount .cf fun and excitement as they went through the crowd selling balloons. During the week the students nominated a boy and girl fron each class to be candidates for ling and Queen. A penny was counted as a vote. At 10 o'c1ock lhry Lou Gaussnaker crowned Uinfred Gentry king and Ruth De Roo queen of the Carnival. Through the fine co-operation of the students and faculty this carnival was :de a success. IBARHDK PBJTOGBAPHB The seniors are indebted to 'Skip' Michele for contributing the ireater ancunt of the pictures for the snapshot pages. We appreciate very meh his interest and co-operation. ,A 7 -28 SCHO0L'CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Youth Citizenship Talk Football season begins F. F. A. Meeting F. H. A. Meeting OCTOBER F. F. A. Meeting F. F. A. Left for Kansas City F. H. A. Hallowe n Party NOVEMBER Junior Play County Teachers Meeting F. F. A. Meeting Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER Freshman Party F. F. A. Meeting Assembly Program F. H. A. Christmas Party Christmas vacation JANUARY School Starts STRAW VOTE 2 3 L 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll 7 -ll. 12 17-23 19 zh- 25- 28 h 9 16 27 15 23 26 31 lb 19. h 17 21 Cornbelt Tournament F. F. A. Meeting Two Rivers Tournament F. H. A. Meeting F. F. A. Chili Supper FEBRUARY Carnival Assembly Program F. H. A. Meeting District Tournament-here MARCH F. H. A. Buffet Supper Assembly Program Easter Vacation Senior Dance APRIL Senior Play F. H. A. Meeting MAI Two Rivers Track Meet F. H. A. Meeting Graduation l. Girl most likely to succeed--Mary Lou Ceueemsker . Boy most likely to succeed-Alfred De Pauw . Beet dressed girl-Joan De Decker . Best dressed boy-Vernon Ven Vooren . Best pele-Joyce Covslls and Marilyn Ven De Voorde . Worst case-Henry Little and Dorothy Mille . Most etudious person--Charles Ouert . Best sense of humor--Donavon Sturtewsgon . Most unusual nick-neue-'Carrots' Qbsrlene Moensl . Out-standing sportmenship--Alfred De Peuw . 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