Atkinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Atkinson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

Annual Sponsor Theresa Cunningham Superintendent John F. Nolan As you read through the following pages of our 1960 TIGER, we, the editors, hope that you will enjoy and cherish always the many good memories that are brought back through the extended efforts of the annual staff, our advisor, Miss Cunningham, and the merchants who were kind enough to help make this annual possible. We would also like to thank the teachers for their helpfulness, understanding and patience they have given us these past four years. They have helped us to become better citizens as we start on our road of life. Editors: Dolores Cauwels Marilyn Rahn We, the Seniors, dedicate our annual to Coach Schehl in appreciation of his under standing, leadership, cooperation, smile, and quiet resourcefulness. From left to right: Gene Van Opdorp, John Longeville, Earl Noard, William Sears, President; Elmer Mapes, Secretary; Lester Buysse, Elmer Mineart. Faculty From left to right: June Powell - Home Economics, Chorus; Theresa Cunningham - Commercial; John F. Nolan -Superintendent, Drivers Training; Mary Healey - English, French. Speech. Standing: OrvilleHarkey - Mathematics, Science; Roberta Van Hamme - Science, P. E.; Howard D. Allison - Vocational Agriculture; William Schehl - English, P.E., Coach, Drivers Training; William Davis - History, P. E., Coach. Absent when picture was taken: Randall McConahay - Band. Motto - Together We Stand Divided We fall’ Class Flower - Mint Green Carnation” Class Colors - Mint Green White' Class Song - Halls of Ivy” Valedictorian Ray Krause Salutatorian Katherine Cleair LAWRENCE CARTON (Larry) Band-1,2,3,4 Dance Band-2,3,4 Dramatics-1,3,4 Librarian-2,3 F.F.A.-l Annual Staff-4 DOLORES CAUWELS (Doe) G.A.A.-1,2,3,4 Points-3 F. H. A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Public Relations-3 Girls' Chorus-1,2,3, 4 Octet-3,4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Sweetheart Queen-4 Annual Staff-3, 4 Editor-4 Cheerleader-3 Librarian-2 Newspaper-3 14 x Seniors KATHERINE CLEAIR (Kitty) G. A. A. -1, 2, 3,4 F. H. A. -1, 2, 3,4 Points and P ro-ject-3 Treasurer-4 Dramatics-3,4 Carnival Attendant-3 Annual Staff-4 Printer-4 Librarian-4 Newspaper -4 BURDETTE FLOMING (Burr) F.T. A. -2. 3.4 Vice-President-4 Science Club-2 Librarian-2, 3,4 Football-1,2 Manager -2 Basketball Manager-2 Varsity Club-3,4 Drama tics-1,3,4 Carnival King-4 Annual Staff-4 GERRY FRANKS (Hot Dog) Football-1.2,3.4 Trarl � 9 Varsity Club-2.3.4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Student Council-1 Class President-1 Carnival Attendant-4 Homecoming Attendant-4 DENNIS JONES (Red) Basket ball-2 Track-2 Science Club-2,4 Secretary-4 Student Council-3 RAYMOND KRAUSE (Ray) F.F. A.1,2. 3.4 Football-1 Class Treasurer-1 Class President-4 Student Council-4 Band-1,2,3,4 Dance Band-1,2, 3,4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Science Club-4 Vice-President-4 F.T.A.-4 Librarian-3,4 Newspaper Staff-3,4 Annual Staff-4 JAMES LIEVENS (Jim) Transferred from St. Bede's at semester s' ■ RUTH MARTENS (Snooks) Student Council-4 Secretary and Treasurer-4 F. H.A.-1.2.3.4 Parliamentarian -3 Secretary-4 G. A. A.-l, 2,3,4 Librarian-1 Ho meco mi ng Attendant-1 Queen-4 Class Treasurer-3 Dramatics-1,3,4 Annual Staff-4 Chorus-1,4 Octet-4 Class Secretary-1 . MICHAEL MEULEBROECK (Mike) F.F.A.-1.2.3 Repot ter-3 Dramatic -1,3 LAVERN NEULEIB (Dieyoute) F.F.A.1,2,3 Basketball-2 Football-1, 3,4 Track-1 Varsity Club-3,4 Carnival Attendant-1 Sweetheart Attendant-4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Annual Staff-4 LYNN NEULEIB (Chubby) F.F.A.-1.2, 3 Basketball-2 Football-1, 3, 4 Track-1 Varsity Club-4 Class Vice-President-1 Homecoming Attendant-4 Sweetheart Attendant-4 Dramatics-1,4 RICHARD NICOL (Dick) Transferred from Newman High-2 Football-2, 3, 4 Manager-2 Varsity Club-3, 4 Class Vice-Presi-dent-3 Class Secretary-4 Student Council-4 Dramatics-3,4 Newspaper Staff-3,4 Librarian-3,4 Homecoming Attendant-4 Band-4 Dance Band-4 Annual Staff-4 Science Club-2 F.T.A.-2.3.4 JAMES PACQUER (Greg) Football-1.2 Class President-2 Class Treasurer-4 Student Council-1,2,4 Vice-President-4 Drama tics-1,3,4 Newspaper Staff-3,4 Chorus Accompanist -2.3,4 Sweetheart Attendant -4 Band-1,2,3,4 Secretary and Treasurer -4 Dance Band-1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff-4 Business Manager-4 Librarian-2,3 ROSEANN POWELL (Rose) F. H. A.-l, 2,3,4 President-4 G. A.A. -1,2,3,4 Librarian-3,4 Newspaper Staff-3,4 Class Secretary-2,3 Homecoming Attendant -3 Carnival Queen-4 Dramatics-1,3,4 Annual Staff-4 Printer-4 MARILYN RAHN (Rahn) F. H.A.-2, 3,4 Parliamentarian-4 G. A.A.-1.2.3.4 Treasurer-3 Vice-President-4 Librarian-1,2,3, 4 Newspaper Staff-3,4 F.T.A.-3.4 President-4 Student Council-2,3 Secretary Treasurer-3 Class Vice-President- 4 Carnival Attendant-2 Sweetheart Attendant-3,4 Homecoming Attendant-4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Annual Staff-3 Editor-4 D.A.R. Award Cheerleader-1,2,3, 4 DEAN ROMAN (Camel) Basketball-2,3,4 Football-2, 3,4 Track-1,2, 3,4 Base ball-2, 3,4 Varsity Club-3,4 F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant -4 Sweetheart Attendant-4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 HAROLD VANDERSNICK (Tank) F. F.A.-2 Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Varsity-2,3,4 Student Council-1 Dramatics-1,4 Homecoming King-4 Sweetheart Attendant-3 Annual Staff-4 Track-1,2 Baseball-1,2,3.4 Carnival Attendant-3 JEAN VERKRUYSE (jeannie) Student Council-2,3, 4 President-4 G.A.A.-1,2,3.4 Secretary-3 President-4 F.T.A.-3.4 F.H. A. -1,2, 3,4 Recreation Chairman-3 Section Officer-4 Chorus-1,2,3,4 Octet-2,3, 4 Newspaper-3, 4 Librarian-3, 4 Class President-3 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Annual Staff-4 Business Manager-4 Carnival Attendant-4 Sweetheart Attendant-4 Dramatics-1, 3,4 - JAMES WINDY (Beaver) F.F.A.-1.2.3.4 President-4 Varsity Club-4 Football-1,3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-2 Baseball-2,3,4 Dramatics-1,4 Hearthrob King-4 FRANK WYFFELS, JR. (Frankie) F.F.A. -1,2,3 Dramatics-1, 3,4 Annual Staff-4 JOSEPH WYFFELS (Joe) F.F.A. -1,2,3 Dramatics-1,3,4 Annual Staff-4 MICHAEL YORDY (Mike) F.F.A.1,2,3 Basketball-2,3,4 Football-1,3,4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Librarian-1 Band-1,2,3,4 Dance Band-1,2, 3, 4 Dramatics-1,3, 4 Science Club-4 President-4 F.T.A.-4 Annual Staff-4 MR. WILLIAM SCHEHL (Coach) Senior Class Sponsor Ray .. .Jet propelled. Jean ... Wanna make something of it? Mike Y. ... Don't you get it? Dennis ... Bundle of joy. Greg ... Don’t push. I roll. Kitty ... Tell me another one. Burdette ... Sittin’purty. Ruth .. .Dig these crazy pleats. Mike M. ... People say I'm hen pecked. Dean_____The darn thing just won't go. Lavern .. .Gotcha covered. Roseann____Do we look alike? Harold ... I’m in the Marilyn ... Look MA. no cavities. Dick ... The Tonette Kid. Gerry ... Who might you Aririy now. fell®0 Freshman Year At the beginning of our Freshman year we had an enrollment of 24 students in our class. During the first semester we gained a new freshman, Kitty Cleair, making our class 25 strong. The class officers for this year were: Gerry Franks, President; Greg Pacquer, Vice-President; Ruth Martens, Secretary; Ray Krause, Treasurer. Our class sponsor was Mr. Harkey. Representing our class for Homecoming Attendant was Ruth Martens. Jean Verkruyse and Lavern Neulleb were our Carnival attendants. Sophomore Year With the enrollment of a new student Dick Nicol, our class was enlarged by one, which made a total of 26. During this year we lost Sherry DeSmlth, who transferred to Florida, leaving our class enrollment at 25 again. This was the year in which we initiated the Freshmen. It was the first year that the sophomores got the dirty end of the deal, cleaning up the stage. As sophomores we raised funds by selling magazines, candy, and by having raffles. The students which we elected as officers of our class for this year were: President, Greg Pacquer; Vice-President, Marilyn Rahn; Secretary, Roseann Powell; Treasurer, Jean Verkruyse. Miss Harris was our class advisor for the first semester and Mrs. Harbor was our advisor for the second semester. Ilene VerHecke was chosen for our Homecoming attendant. Our carnival attendants were Gerry Franks and Marilyn Rahn. Junior Year As Jolly Juniors our enrollment went down to only 23 students. Absent were Bonnie Shaw and Caroline Clark During our Junior year we were active in many activities and organizations as well as being well represented in sports. Our Junior play, Papa Says No! was a great success. The biggest event of this year to us was the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of our Prom was Shangrala and all the decorations represented the orient. Our officers elected were: President. Jean Verkruyse; Vice-President, Dick Nicol; Secretary, Roseann Powell; Treasurer. Ruth Martens. Mr. Allison was our class Sponsor. Senior Year At the beginning of this year we had an enrollment of 23 students. During the year, we lost Ilene VerHecke leaving our class with a total of 22. Ilene was transferred to Geneseo. At the beginning of the second semester, we acquired a new student Jim Lievens, which now brought our class back to 23. Our class Officers were: President, Ray Krause; Vice-President, Marilyn Rahn; Secretary, Dick Nicol; and Treasurer, Greg Pacquer. Several of our girls and boys held other offices in organizations. We had many boys representing us in basketball, football, track, and baseball. Ruth Martens was crowned Queen and Harold Vandersnlck was crowned King of our Homecoming. For our Sweetheart Dance this year, Dolores Cauwels was crowned Sweetheart and Jim Windy was crowned the Heartthrob. During the year we worked hard to finance our trip to New York and Washington. We made part of our money from the Senior Play, Cornin’ round the Mountain, Carnival, bake sales, farm sales, and magazines and stationery sales. Our class sponsor and chaperon for our Senior trip is Coach Bill Schehl. y Ui ;,yiti, , ifi .f . 1 Class Will | High I fo11o We, the class of I960, being of sound mind and about to depart from Atkinson School, do hereby devise, give, and bequeath our several belongings to the following people, in this our first and last will and testament. 1. I, Larry Carton, will my soft shrill voice to Karen Van Opdorp so she won't scare everyone. 2. I, Dolores Cauwels, will my nickname Nooner to Carolyn Moens so she i will have a good excuse to skip school next year. | 3. I, Kitty Cleair, will my P. E. ability to Judy De Decker so she can kid I others about being so good. 4. I, Burdette Floming, will my book, 10 Easy Ways to Go Steady, and keep it that way to Teresa Van DeWoestyne. 5. I, Gerry Franks, will my nickname Hot Dog to Arvid Hagberg so he can be a lover. 6. I, Dennis Jones, will my ability to be a Human Univac to John Sears so he can continue getting good grades from Mr. Harkey. 7. I, Ray Krause, will my curly hair to John McKibbon so he can make several trips to Kewanee next year. 8. I, Jim Lievens, will my loud laugh to Dick Billiet so people will notice 7 him. 9. I, Ruth Martens, will my diamond to Kathy Brieser so she won’t have to wrap her ring next year. 10. I, Mike Meulebroeck, will my daring personality to Carol Ericksen so she can stand up for her rights. 11. I, Lavern Neulieb, will my punching ability to Gary Goreth so it will keep people awake. 12. I, Lynn Neulieb, will my masculine tactics to Bill Noord so he'll attract all the girls next year. 13. I, Dick Nicol, will my Automatic Apple Polishing Machine” to Roger Williams so he’ll have suction with the teachers next year. 14. I, Greg Pacquer, will may ability to keep the French class wide-awake to Gerilyn Geuns so that she can make more noise than Miss Healey does with her heels. 15. I, Roseann Powell, will my ability to get along with other to Sharon Longeville so she won't have trouble with her steady” next year. 16. ; I, Marilyn Rahn, will my innocent looks to Julie Smith so she can be teachers' pet. 17. I, Dean Roman, will my ability to take out sophomores to Fred VanHyfte so he'll still be going steady his senior year. 18. I, Harold Vandersnick will my ability to stay away from females to Bill Carmichael so he can go to the Prom alone. 19. I, Jean Verkruyse, will my temper to Mary Kay VanVooren so she can stay out of the office. 20. I, Jim Windy, will my ability to get an extra bowl of chile to Larry Locke so he'll have a muscular build at the end of his senior year. 21. I, Frank Wyffels, will my military skills to Ralph Mapes so he will march in my footsteps. 22. I, Joe Wyffels, will my red bomber to Mike Hackwith so he can give speedy rides in the country. 23. I, Mike Yordy, will my loud exhaust pipes to James Cauwels so he'll attract the girls’ attention. SIGNED: Senior Class of 1960 rW . Prophecy On May 26, 1970, Coach Schehl started on his daily routine to pick up his hat and pitchfork from the garage to till the soil for the fall harvest. As he grabbed for his hat he found it missing, and after further observation he discovered his pitchfork was also missing. He immediately began to look for clues to the whereabouts of his valuable possessions. Looking very closely he discovered something shiny by the garage door. He picked up the article and found it to be a 1960” class ring from Atkinson High School (the initials missing.) After thinking it over, he decided to visit the Atkinson High School to secure the names of all the students in the class of '60. After he secured the names, he started his investigation with the members of the class who lived in Atkinson. Finding Dolores Cauwels now being head bookkeeper at Blanche's Cafe, he questioned her about his missing possessions. She told him she knew nothing about them. Heading down the boulevard he saw the sign, Bowl and Snip Barber Shop, he found Frank Wyffels owner of the shop, who was cutting Mike Yordy's hair. Mike had taken time off from his job modeling Western Jeans for Mad Magazine, to get his hair cut. Coach Schehl questioned both of the boys and found them not guilty. Before he left, the boys told him that he should visit Jim Lievens who was running a two swarm honey-bee ranch just outside of town. Becoming even more bewildered about his missing pitchfork and hat, he headed for Jim's place. Visiting with Jim for awhile, he found out that Greg Pacquer was at the local tavern still looking for Beethoven's Unfinished Fifth. Greg, as usual, was too busy to have played such a practical joke. Coach being determined, as usual, headed for Cricket City in which he had heard Kitty Cleair had just won the Cricket City Marble Tournament. After talking to her for awhile he also found out that she was head nurse there. Advancing on down the street he found a manufacturing company with a sign which read, Bananna Flavored Dog Biscuits, owner Gerry Franks. Gerry told Coach he had lived there for five years and was kept very busy with factory competition. After a little thought Coach decided New York would be his next stop. There he found Dennis Jones, rehearsing for his latest role as Dracula in a horror movie. Dennis being in New York all this time couldn't possibly have been guilty. He gave Coach directions to a beauty shop where Roseann Powell was head operator. She was striving hard to meet her motto, Let us do you over, provided it's not too late. Seeing her class ring on her hand, he then crossed her off his list. Moving on to the other side of the studio he found Lavern Neulieb, New York's latest rock and roll star singing his latest hit Ring-a-ding Dyant. Lavern asked Coach to stay for supper and visit his brother Lynn Neulieb, who had just finished his fifth novel entitled, Mickey Mouse Visits Atkinson High School, Both boys said they didn’t have the slightest idea of who could have done it, but they thought it was a clever joke. After supper, Coach decided while he was in New York he could go to a night-club. To his surprise, he saw the band leader was Ray Krause leading his band called the Icabod Tooters. Knowing Ray was busy with his orch-ches-tree he realized he couldn't be the guilty person. Coming out of the night-club, he saw across the street a sign in bright lights reading, Poopey's Diaper Service, sure enough it was Ruth Marten's establishment. Coach, then decided it was time for a good night's rest. He arose early the next morning to get a good breakfast. Entering the dining room, he sat down and ordered waffles for breakfast. They were so exceptionally good that he asked the waitress who made the waffles. After disappearing for a few seconds, she came back followed by Joe Wyffels the maker of Wyffels Wonderful Waffle Wafers. After talking with Joe for awhile, he got directions to Jim Windy's beaver farm. Coach talked to Jim's wife and she told Coach he was out on his part-time job of spreading toothpaste down the highway for the center line. Next he decided he would go to California. He went to U. C. L. A. where the dean of the .University gave him instructions to Jane Hall, where Larry Carton was practicing singing soprano with the girls' chorus there. Larry asked him if he had heard that Marilyn Rahn got her patent for inventing Rahn's ball bearing roller skates. Then after a short chat with Marilyn, Coach found out that Harold Vandersnick was now staying in San Diego. Knowing Harold as a husky athletic type man, he was quite surprised at the job he now held. Harold was working hard in the assembly line, stuffing pimentos into olives. Boarding a plane on Harold's instructions, he left for Japan to locate Dick Nicol, who was known as Japan’s famous Doby Gillis. Dick said he had been there for years and with that Coach realized it couldn't have been Dick either. Then Dick told Coach he would find Jean Verkruyse in Africa. Coach arrived in Africa just in time to catch the 3:30 safari, which he fcund out later would lead him to Jean's hut. Looking over the swamp, he saw Jean working at her profession of hunting croc-a-diles. Jean told Coach that he could find Dean Roman in Kucla-munga. He then hopped an elephant to Kuclamunga to see if Dean knew anything about the articles. He found Dean feeding his new herd of Dart Headed Camels. Talking to Dean he felt as though he was ready to give up, but then he remembered, there was one more suspect left on his list. When flying back home the plane developed engine trouble and was forced to land at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, Having a few hours to spare, he decided to walk around the post. When he walked by the mess hall, he decided to stop in and who did he find but Burdette Floming on K.P. duty. He asked Burdette what he was doing there and Burdette replied that he was still a recruit in the National Guard. Hearing a signal from the pilot that the plane was ready to leave he quickly asked Burdette where his class ring was, noticing it was missing. Burdette stated he lost it before he left for the service, but didn't know where it could be. Coach then pulled it out of his pocket, and asked Burdette if this was his. Burdette said it could be! Coach then said it had to be his because everybody else had theirs. Although it was Burdette's ring he knew Burdette wasn’t the practical joker. Coach, completely bewildered as to who was the guilty person, headed for home. When he arrived home he was still completely baffled. He started walking towards the house when he noticed Timmy Schehl in the,garden. Coach, wondering what he was doing, saw him trying to use the pitchfork and he had his daddy's hat pulled down over his eyes. When Coach asked him what he was doing he replied, Why, daddy, I m just trying to work like you. Coach chuckling, turned and walked to the house. He realized the trip was long, but he was glad he got to meet all the Senior students of the Class of 1960. CLASS OFFICERS Junior officers bottom to top: Julie Smith, President; Carolyn Moens, Vice-President; Gerilyn Geuns, Secretary; Karen Van Opdorp, Treasurer. Sophomore officers: Richard Cauwels, President; Gary Sturtewagon, Vice-President; Sandra Atwell. Secretary-Treasurer. Freshman officers: Lowell Peck, President; Sylvia Van Stechel-man, Vice-President; Rosemary Van Hyfte, Secretary-Treasurer. Junior Class History J - is for the Jolly Juniors we have been through the year. U - is for the Homecoming game played under the stars. Mary Kay Van Vooren was our selection for Junior attendant. N - is for the newcomers, Carol Ericksen, of Muscatine and Mike Hackwith, of Mineral, who replaced Barbara Wancket and Julie Mapes, now enrolled in Nauvoo. I - is for the initiative we showed in the Junior-Senior Prom decorations and theme. O - is for the class officers elected early in September: President...............Julie Smith Vice-President . . . Carolyn Moens Secretary.............Gerilyn Geuns Treasurer .... Karen Van Opdorp Advisor........... . Miss Healey R - is for the eagerly awaited class ring. C - is for the annual Carnival at which we were in charge of several concession stands. Bill Noard and Carol Ericksen were our candidates for king and queen. L - is for the laughs we received at the class play, Rootin’ Tootin' Ranch. A - is for the activities in which many Juniors took part. Organizations which had Juniors in their membership were F. H. A., F.F.A., F.T. A., G.A.A., Octet, Chorus, Band and Librarians' Club. Student Council members were Kathie Brie-ser, John McKibbon and Julie Smith S - is for the school spirit exhibited by the boys out for football, basketball, baseball and track and by the cheerleaders. Juniors on the varsity squad were Mary Kay Van Vooren and Carolyn Moens. S - is for the sentimental memories this year has given all of us. Julie Smith Gary G .eth Carolyn Moens Gerilyn Geuns Karen Van Opdorp Dick Billiet Billy Carmichael James Cauwels Judy De Decker Carol Ericksen Arvid Hagberg Larry Locke Sharon Longeville Ralph Mapes John McKibbon Bill Noord John Sears Teresa Van De Woestyne Fred Van Hyfte Sophomore History On August 29, 1959, our home room opened with 18 members in the class, and Mrs. Van Hamme as our class sponsor. Election of officers was held and the following were elected: President, Richard Cauwels; Vice-President, Gary Sturtewagon; Secretary, Sandy Atwell. We had three new members joining the Sophomore Class at the beginning of the year. They were Vicki Van Opdorp, Sandy Vandersnick, and Warren Little. In November we lost a member: Janette Storm, who moved to Arizona for her health. She will long be remembered by her classmates who regret her untimely death. During the following month we were glad to gain four new members. John Price, Mike Ericksen, Don Walters, and Gary Rostyne. As the days rolled by we had to pick our Homecoming attendant. She was Sandy Vandersnick. Everyone was excited about the Carnival in March. The Sophomore Attendants were Vicki Van Opdorp and John De Roo. Yes, I am sure that every member of the class will remember with fond memories our year as Sophomores at Atkinson High School. ■ J John De Roo Kenny Van Hyfte Eugene De Sutter Dick Hathaway Jack Roegiers Vicki Van Opdorp Sandy Atwell Vernon Carlson a Wayne De Sutter Mike Ericksen Judy Griffen Warren Little Carol Michels Mary Olson Richard Van Hyfte Sophomores Freshman Class History We began this fun-filled first year at Atkinson High with 22 Freshman class members, and to guide us on our way through this year was Mr. Harkey. One of our outstanding social events that we were looking forward to with anticipation was our initiation, given to us by the Sophomores. The Freshman girls were dressed to look halfway like cowgirls and halfway like messes. The boys were all dressed as funnylooking women. Man, did the upperclassmen get a kick out of us! In sports and activities we were all in there pitching to help out and gain a small portion of recognition. We chose Carol Floming to represent us at the Homecoming, and Peggy Williams and Dennis Vandersnick were chosen to represent us at the Carnival. During the year we were happy to gain, and very sorry to lose, Judy Townsend, but we are very happy to have Cliarles Davis with us now. As the year turned on, we went on a school-sponsored class party. This party wem over just swell with us. After all of our excitement, we can say that the memories of our Freshman year will forever linger in our minds. Mary Kay Doubler Paul Wyffels Vicki Shaw Roger Yordy Carolie Gripp David De Gee ter Jackie Hathaway Freshmen r + ■ Lorraine De Windt Kenny Martens Classroom Student Council BOTTOM ROW. le[t rignt: Mr. Nolan, Greg Pacquer, Jean Verkruyse. Ruth Martens, Dick Nicol. SECOND ROW: Sandy Atwell, John Me Ribbon, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Ray Krause, Lowell Peck, Rosemary Van Hyfte, Richard Cauwels, Kathie Bneser, Julie Smith. OAKWOOD MOTEL CITY MEAT MARKET Geneseo, Illinois Geneseo, Illinois BOTTOM ROW. left to right Kathy Brieser, Carol Michels. Kitty Cleair, Gerilyn Geuns, Roseann Powell. Ruth Martens, Marilyn Rahn. SECOND ROW: Sandy Atwell, Jackie Hathaway, Alice Couve, Lorraine De Windt, Vicki Van Opdorp, Tersea Van De Woestyne, Mary Kay VanVooren, Carolyn Moens. THIRD ROW: Caro lie Gripp, Mary Kay Doubler, Peggy Williams, Vicki Shaw, Dolores Cauwels, Sharon Brooks, Judy De Decker, Judy Griffin, Julie Smith. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Longeville, Carol Ericksen, Mary Olson. Mrs. Powell, Doris Baele, Jean Verkruyse, Carol Floming.. F. F. A. BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Jim Windy, Gerry Franks, Wayne DeSutter, Fred Van Hyfte, John McKibbon, Roger William. SECOND ROW: Danny Brumus, Dick Van Hyfte. Vernon Carlson, Keith Noard, Roger Yordy, Kenny Cleair. THIRD ROW: Don Walters, Jim Cauwels, Dick Cauwels, John Sears, Dennis Vandersnick, Paul Wyffels. FOURTH ROW: Ray Krause, Dean Roman, Mr. Allison, Allen Van De Woestyne, Kenny Van Hyfte, and Jack Rogiers. G. A. A BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mary Kay Van Vooren, Gerilyn Geuns, Carolyn Moens, Jean Verkruyse, Marilyn Rahn, Julie Smith. SECOND ROW: Jackie Hathaway, Lorraine De Windt, Teresa VanDe Woestyne, VickieVan Opdorp, Ruth Martens, Dolores Cauwels, Alice Couve, Peggy Williams, Carolie Gripp. THIRD ROW: Mary Olson, Mary Kay Doubler, Sharon Brooks. Sylvia Van Stechelman, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Doris Baele, Rosemary Van Hyfte, Carol Floming, Judy Billiet, Vickie Shaw, Judy Griffen. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Atwell, Kathy Brieser, Carol Michels, Karen Van Opdorp, Kitty Cleair, Mrs. VanHamme, Roseann Powell, Sandy Vandersnick, Carol Ericksen, Sharon Longeville, Judy De Decker. F. T. A. STANDING, left to right: Alice Couve, Jackie Hathaway, Sandy Vandersnick, Mike Yordy, Mr. Nolan, Karen Van Opdorp, Rosemary Van Hyfte. Mary Olson, Carolyn Moens. SITTING: Ray Krause, Burdette Floming, Marilyn Rahn, Julie Smith. Dick Nicol. Librarians STANDING, left to right: Sandy Atwell, Sharon Ixjngeville, Carol Michels, Kitty Cleair, Burdette Floming, Ray Krause, Gary Goreth, Mary Olson. Larry Locke. Jean Verkrusye. SITTING: Theresa VanDe Woestyne, Dick Nichol, Roseann Powell, Gerilyn Guens, Carolyn Moens, Marilyn Rahn, Kathie Brieser, Miss Healey. Newspaper STANDING, left to right; Carolyn Moens, Keith Noard, Dick Nicol, Miss Healey, Gary Goreth, Carol Erick-sen, Carol Floming. SITTING: Greg Pacquer, Roseann Powell, Gerilyn Guens, Kitty Cleair, Jean Verkruyse. Science Club Left to right: Mr. Harkey, Dennis Jones, Mike Yordy, Ray Krause, John McKibbon, John Sears. Band FIRST ROW: Arvid Hagberg, Linda Harkey, Carol Floming, Mary Specht, Marie Snyder, Becky Green. SECOND ROW: Devonne Carlson, Ruthann Carlson, Judy Price, Galen Noard, Larry Carton, Dennis Moon, Carol Specht, Sandy Egert, Daniel Snyder, Dick Piester, Dick Nicol. THIRD ROW: Ray Krause, tyike Yordy, Mike Nutt, Gary Nickerson, Lowell Peck, Greg Pacquer, Roger Goreth, Dick Hathaway, Bill Dieriex, Douglas Yoray, Vernon Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Mike Erick-sen, Gary Goreth, Allan Ackerson, Jimmy Powell, Lenny Franks, Keith Noard, Roger Yordy. Mr. McConahay, Band Instructor, was absent when pictures were taken. Dance Band Left to right: Keith Noard, Vernon Carlson, Larry Carton, Gary Nickerson, Dennis Moon, Lowell Peck, Ray Krause, Arvid Hagberg, Mike Yordy, Greg Pacquer, Majorettes Left to right: Vickie Shaw, Rosemary Van Hyfte, Drum Major, Larry Carton; Sharon Brooks. Mary Olson. Chorus BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sandy Vandersnick, Julie Smith, Karen VamOpdorp, Ruth Martens, Mary Kay VanVooren. Dolores Cauwels. SECOND ROW: Kathie Brieser, Sylvia Van Stechelman. Carol Ericksen, Gerilyn Geuns, Sandy Atwell, Teresa VanDeWoestyne. Sharon Longeville, Carol Michels. Vicki Van Opdorp,. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Moens. Jean Verkruyse, Carolie Gripp, Judy De Decker, Alice Couve, Lorraine De Windt, Peggy Williams, Mary Olson, Judy Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Mary Margaret Van Vooren. Doris Baele, Rosemary VanHyfte, Mary Kay Doubler. Judy Billiet, Mrs. Robert Powell. Carol Floming, Sharon Brooks. Vicki Shaw. Jackie Hathaway. Octet Left to right: Carolyn Moens, Jean Verkruyse, Karen Van Opdorp, Ruth Martens, Alice Couve, Mary Olson, Carol Michels, Mrs. Robert Powell. Annual Staff Editors Sponsor Printers Business Managers 0 Photographers 1. I'm engaged! 2. Just call me Manners. 3. Did someone say Beacon? 4. Which way's the harem? 5. It’s a Homer! 6. Chee-hee, chee-ha! 7. See that halo? 8. I feel inferior. 9. What d'ya mean. I'm a camel? 10. Zorro! GILBERT PRITCHARD Geneseo, Illinois Compliments of H. N. CLEANERS Geneseo, Illinois Homecoming Compliments of BABE VANDERSNICK TRUCKING Left to right: Dick Nicol, Marilyn Rahn, Gerry Franks, Mary Kay Van Vooren, Harold Vander-snick, Ruth Martens, Dean Roman, Sandy Vandersnick, Lynn Neuleib, Carol Floming. two GENESEO SALES CO. GENESEO, ILLINOIS Sweetheart Dance King Jim Queen Dolores Royalty From left to right: Carolyn Moens, Lynn Neuleib, Kathie Brieser, Dean Roman, Dolores Cauwels, Jim Windy, Jean Verkruyse, Lavern Neuleib. Marilyn Rahn, Greg Pacquer. Left to right: Peggy Williams, DennisVandersnick, Vickie Van Opdorp, JohnDeRoo, Carol Ericksen, Bill Noord, Roseann Powell and Burdette Floming. PROM Silver-sparkled letters glittered We'll Remember Always across the velvet stage curtains as Juniors and Seniors were escorted into the land of Senior symbols. A 10 foot-high white stuffed graduation hat extended to a false ceiling of blue ballons accented by streamers of variegated blue. The entrance was adorned by the smiling pictures of our departing seniors, enclosed in a gigantic replica of the 1960 annual. In one corner was situated a huge yellow-stuffed 1960 classring. The diploma, a fabulous arrangement of white napkins made a stunning effect upon the satiny black napkins which spelled out the Class of '60 This scroll-like diploma extended ten feet high. As the clock ticked midnight the music of Bobby Daniels diminished and all the princes and princesses of the year 1959-1960 proudly streamed from the ball toward greater heights in the future. Junior Play - Rootin' Tootin' Ranch BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mary Kay Van Vooren, Gerilyn Geuns, Carol Ericksen, Sharon Longeville, Carolyn Moens, Judy De Decker, Teresa Van DeWoestyne. SECOND ROW: Kathy Brieser, Ralph Mapes, Fred VanHyfte, John McKibbon, Karen Van Opdorp, Roger Williams, Julie Smith, Larry Locke. THIRD ROW: Bill Carmichael. John Sears, Bill Noard, Arvid Hagberg, James Cauwels, Dick Billiet, Mike Hackwith, GaryGoreth. Senior Play Seated around the table from left to right: Jean Verkruyse, Roseann Powell, Kitty Cleair, Greg Pacquer, Ray Krause, Marilyn Rahn, Ruth Martens. Behind the table: Mike Yordy, Dolores Cauwels, Joe Wyffels, Larry Carton. Absent from picture: Burdette Floming, Dick Nicol. 1. Pajama Propaganda! 2. What was the punch line? 3. Watch the birdie.. Chuck! 4. So whatcha lookin' at? 5. Me-Big Chief Sober Face! 6. Smily! 7. So... the Yankees lost! 8. Oh. I'm flattered! 9. Better Days Ahead! 10. They pop up one at a time! 11. Mom, can I please have another oreo cookie? 12. Dickie Dime rides again 13. Slurp, Slurp! 14. The Jailhouse Rock 15. Jovial Juniors 16. This is my Mommy's 17. Now where did I hide that water gun? 18. Aren't I handsome? 19. I wouldn't do such a thing! 20. Oh, yes you would! 21. What a way to end a page! RIVENBURG FUNERAL HOME Geneseo, Illinois ________ Compliments of BUSENBARKS Geneseo, Illinois Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL Atkinson 20 . . . Atkinson 13 . . . Atkinson 0 . . . Atkinson 6 . . . Atkinson 21 . . . Atkinson 7 . . . Atkinson 13 . . . Atkinson 13 . . . Atkinson 40 . . . 7 6 13 V STANDING, left to right: Harold Vandersnick, Dean Roman, Lowell Peck, and Wayne DeSutter, BOTTOM ROW: Gary Goreth, Bill Carmichael, Eugene DeSutter, and Keith Noard. B A S K E T B A L L Atkinson 36 Atkinson 38 Atkinson 33 Atkinson 27 Atkinson 23 Atkinson 39 Atkinson 45 Atkinson 38. Atkinson 46 Atkinson 35 Atkinson 37 Atkinson 46 Atkinson 50 Atkinson 29 Atkinson 54 Atkinson 66 Atkinson 33 Atkinson 44 Atkinson 59 Atkinson 63 Atkinson 46 Atkinson 50 BUDA DISTRICT TOURNEY CORNBELT CONFERENCE TOURNEY AT CAMBRIDGE . Annawan 73 . Tiskilwa 55 . Orion 28 . Winola 30 . Sherrard 38 • Joy 37 . Manlius 29 . Alwood 48 . Cambridge 41 . Annawan 68 . Rockridge 47 . Tampico 51 . Orion 59 . Winola 59 . Sherrard 57 • Joy 62 . Alwood 54 . Cambridge 55 . Rockridge 52 . Neponset 55 . Mineral 48 . Alwood 26 Kinky Dinks BOTTOM ROW, left to right John DeRoo, Coach Davis, Bill Carmichael, Kenny Martens. SECOND ROW: Dennis Vandersnick, Fred VanHyfte, Roger Yordy, Keith Noard. THIRD ROW: Kenny VanHyfte, Alan Van DeWoestyne, Lowell Peck, Warren Little. Atkinson 25 Atkinson 22 Atkinson 25 Atkinson 34 Atkinson 32 Atkinson 46 Atkinson 34 Atkinson 36 Atkinson 31 Atkinson 22 Atkinson 25 Atkinson 38 Atkinson 27 Atkinson 58 Atkinson 48 Atkinson 40 Atkinson 33 Atkinson 48 Atkinson 56 SCORES Annawan 58 Tiskilwa 50 Orion 55 Winola 21 Sherrard 44 Joy 44 Manlius 20 Alwood 44 Cambridge 37 Annawan 53 Rockridge 43 Tampico 45 Orion 48 Winola 36 Sherrard 47 Joy 48 Alwood 57 Cambridge 50 Rockridge 47 COMPLIMENTS GUZZARDO’S NEWSSTAND Kewanee, Illinois H. S. GOEMBEL SONS Geneseo, Illinois Left to right: Marilyn Rahn, Carolyn Moens, Mary Kay Van Vooren, and Jean Verkruyse. Freshmen - Sophomore Cheerleaders Left to right: Sandy Atwell, Carol Floming, and Sandy Vandersnick. Faculty Snaps Straw Vote Best Liked Girl..................Ruth Martens Best Liked Boy. . . Harold Vandersnick Neatest Dressed Girl . . . Ruth Martens Neatest Dressed Boy.......Dick Nicol Best Sportsmanship Girl. Jean Verkruyse Best Sportsmanship Boy.............. Harold Vandersnick Loudest Laugh........Burdette Floming Most Studious Girl..............Kitty Cleair Most Studious Boy................Greg Pacquer Sophisticated Senior .... Marilyn Rahn Jolliest Junior.......Bill Carmichael Silliest Sophomore...............John DeRoo Greenest Freshman .... Paul Wyffels Most Unusual Nickname............... Camel Dean Roman Best Gum Chewer..................Greg Pacquer Cutest Couple .... Gerry Franks and Mary Kay Van Vorren Senior Most Likely to Succeed....... Greg Pacquer The Wittiest...................Lavern Neuleib f ATKINSON TRUST SAViNGS BANK Q9MPCC7C BAMiJ C, SCJlUiGC Interest Daid On A)i June Deposits FOlC Tns UR ANCE JJjE TRfx e f)pk of QufiL;t Y QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Nftlt Fnnous by JtjooJi ipletir Ts P'l fijTjen Y ou s fi YESfO _L L I-1 HOIS 7= � tne not Qo }' ESa W. C. Ni'eoi S7SOJJO’5 SlAHVJlKDStnuiQl Phor?£ 727 - ?iXt s T?ED Crown — GoLd CnowN Su pC R PfeRMALUBE - PeRMALUBE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES StA M FuRWAOE HeA eR 0 I L For Tires of ny Kind, see STROTTO MIDLAND ELECTRIC COAL CORPORATION ftlOcfutmy — n 7 lOasked Cgg Coal V TripleTr eated Stoker Coal SJriple and Retail Sales Bins lEf Mthf Ea t y fkm c7t cn Li. S. 6 COMPLIMENTS OF ATKINSON FEED MILL Custom Feeo Grinding Oats Hauling Feed Potatoes Salt SATISFIED FEEDS ATKINSON , ILLINOIS I 11 11 tl IfITI ic4Va4 «im i ce. 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Service Fair Store Atkinson, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Dr. Hayden Golden Lester's Feed Store Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois DeDecker Hardware Blake's Bootery Atkinson, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Brown's Hardware City Furniture Annawan, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Novak's Mode O'Day Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois McBroom Motor Co. Stanley C. Krieg 0. D. Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois The Leader Store Murphy's Book Store Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Breedlove's Sporting Goods Davidson's Restaurant Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Lee's Sport Wear C-Lee U Towing Kewanee, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Amanda Swald Cake 'N Cream Geneseo, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Rashid's Store Kewanee Service Laundry Atkinson, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Neulieb Insurance Agency Sherwin-Williams Paint Geneseo, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Dr. R. W. Graham H 4 H Oliver Service Annawan, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Paul's Recreation and Lunch Carl's Conoco Service Annawan, Illinois GeneSeo, Illinois Annawan Farm Supply Inc. Kneens Annawan, Illinois Geneseo, Illinois Verdick Implement Co. Larry's Garage Annawan, Illinois Kewanee, Illinois Klrley and Sons Thies Welding Shop Kewanee, Illinois Atkinson, Illinois Senior Autographs 3- y i s 7a c B : V ,ajl p ' c- JayyM Q - ISEMO: 1 ifli (f M % m w _ a « « ?v.v;'; v •■ •, . ■ • ; 3 ,kk8 « • % i - � - fcV 4 . • ft ' - v 1 + 4 « il • % n N ’ • , r % 4 «,• • ✓ r • - ■