Atkinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Atkinson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1961 volume:

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Lastly, to our parents, who have also given their time, mon- ey, participation, and many favors, we extend our thankfulness and appreciation. With ample gratefulness to all we proudly and eagerly present the Atkinson Tiger of 1961. -i. 4533 in f If A s. lim 4 , . !7Xx lx . ,- 7 -'Q-., - C. K1 1: I MEMORIAM ,i 1 GARY VAN DE ROSTYNE February 17, 1943-July 19, 1960 In loving memory of Gary, our fellow classmate, who died in an automobile accident at the age of seventeen. To many he appeared to be the clown, anything for a laugh. But to those of us who knew him, he will be remembered for his cheerful smile and warm heart: a friendly, out-going boy, whose friendship was cherished by his classmates and acquaintances. O00 ADMINISTRATION I W WW if sean . .. sk -its JOHN NOLAN, SUPT. B. E. - Northern M. A. - University of Iowa Drivers Training Mjfx . T 'L J!- E is K -5 M, Sie was 'Z .I fxvyxaf I' 'EA ef' WILLIAM DAVIS B. S. - Iowa State History, P. E. , Coach '1Q.x-G, N HOWARD ALLISON B. S. University of Illinois M. S. Colorado State College Vocational ,Agriculture MARILYNN FOUTES B. S. - Western Commercial ROBER 4? T BEA UPREZ B.A. Blackburn M. S. Ed. - Western English, French I I. .A ' I.. . I f tl.. r ..., QQQQQQLF rssrrs I ssss I f JOSEPH GLATTLY B.A. - State University of Iowa M.A. - State University of Iowa L ORVILLE HARKEY B. A. - Augustana M. A. - University of Chicago Mathematics, Science WILLIAM SCHEHL B. S. - Western M.A. - Western English-P. E. JUNE POWELL B. S. - Michigan State Univ. Home Economics, Chorus MARY THOMPSON B.S. - Marycrest English, French THERESA' SHANNON ROBERTA VAN HAMME B.S. - Marycrest B.S. Ed. - Western Commercial Science, P. E, SCHOOL BOARD Barb Bus Drivers Tig L - if 3 f Cooks It 1 O SENIQRS X 1 , W W QQ President F I Valedictorian CLASS SONG YoU'LL NEVER CLASS MOTTO IF THE ELEVATOR TO SUCCESS IS BROKEN, TA KE THE STAIRS CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS GREEN 8: WHITE Vice President WALK ALONE Secretary Salutatorian Treasurer SIEBEN HYBRIDS, Geneseo, Ill. ag E. My ,,, E, 1 t i , is A f if W f ,J ,, '14 Y 57: ' ' gala f A . .-g , . ? 1 , A. 1 at 5'--H if it fy rf .. .2 g4!K',,v': . --1 ff f 2'7L!,,f'g- fzffgrf fli, 1 f V N ,'1',',J? Q' 5-'a' sf 5 V f 4'E1 afaj-, 41- f!f.v..s, 3-aa. -I ' ' at ' be 'if Q .I sg gf 11 , y .1 -f 'ze 1' 4 ' - -' -6 'Z . 1 ' f r 1' f ., ' Q ' f n fy . ' ze' A 'fu is .4 f rt RICHARD BILLIET Basketball 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 - sczfeesfeiwg, r k, KATHIE BRIESER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President of Points 85 Projects 3 Delegate to Nat'l Convention 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Sec. -Treas. 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Carnival Attendant 1 Sweetheart Att. 3,4 Class President 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarians Club 3, 4 1: X L '42 X if I' 'F 2 ' N51 F ,K -'W 5 was E' zwjwfi 'rags 2, I-lr if fgqh if K- f . 4 WILLIAM DAVIS, SPONSOR WILLIAM CARMICHAEL Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Drama Club 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Carnival Attendan Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Annual Staff 4 JAMES CAUWELS F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Snowball Dance King Track 3 Annual 4 Nl' ,nf rfb. JUDY DE BECKER G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. 2,3, 4 Drama Club 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Annual Staff GERILYN GEUNS Annual staff Junior Editor 3 Co- Editor 4 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President of Points and Projects 2, Vice President 3 President 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Co-Editor 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 DRY Corresponding Secretary 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Student Council 1, 2 Homecoming Att. 2 Class Secretary 3 CAROL ERI KSEN Transferred from Mus- catine, Iowa 3 Cheerleader 4 F. H. A. 3, 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 Drama 4 Junior Class Play 3 Varsity Club 4 Carnival Attendant 3 Chorus 3,4 Annual staff GARY GORETH Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Band 1, 2, 3 President 3 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff Carnival Attendant 2 Homecoming Att. 4 Class Treasurer 1,4 Class Vice President 2 ,, sm,-,V g, ,,,.. , , rf Kumi W . MICHAEL HACKWITH wo, fww ' n ff 'V Transferred from Mineral 3 Football 3, 4 ,,,. Track 3 W F. F. A. 4 Homecoming Attend- ant 4 Junior Class Play SHARON LONGEVILLE G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4 VU'- Library 2,3,4 'W Chorus 2, 3, 4 Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Annual staff 4 ARVID I-IAGBERG F. F. A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Drama Club 4 Newspaper 3 Annual Staff 4 LARRY LOCKE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Library 3 anmg, ' ., ' a. I I I-I 'Y-3 u f ,fi in 'S' f -v-3 as -an-:'1 ' JOHN MCKIBBON F.F. A. l,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Science Club 3,4 President 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Junior Play 3 Drama Club 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Varsity Club 4 Annual Staff Business Manager 4 Class Officer President 1, 2 Vice President 4 RALPH MAPES Basketball 1, 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Track 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play 3 Homecoming Attend- ant 4 Annual Staff 4 JULIANNE MAPES Cheerleader 2 Drama Club 4 G. A. A. 2, 4 F. T. A. 2 Science Club 4 Annual Staff Photographer 4 Newspaper Staff 2, 4 Librarians Club 2, 4 Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Octet 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 CAROLYN MOENS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Program and Recre ation Chairman 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Secretary 3 G. A. A. Carnp 3 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Secretary-Treas- urer 2 President 4 Student Council 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Octet 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2 Dramatics 3, 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Junior Editor 3 Co-Editor 4 Newspaper Staff 3, 4 Co-Editor 3, 4 Sweetheart Attendant 3 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Secretary 1 Vice President 3 Librarians 3, 4 D. R. Y. Librarian President 3, 4 Salutatorian 4 BILL NOORD Transferred from Prophetstown 2 F. F. A. 2 Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Drama 4 Junior Class Play Varsity Club 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Carnival Attendant 3 JULIE SMITH Sophomore Class Secretary Junior Class President F. H. A. l,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3 Secretary 3 Newspaper 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Student Council 3,4 President 4 Homecoming Att. Homemaking Award Valedictorian JOHN SEARS F. F. A. l.,2,3,4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Science Club 3,4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Track 2 Junior Class Play TERESA VAN DE WOESTYNE F. H. A. l,2,3,4 G. A. A. l,2,3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Snowball Dance Queen 4 Junior Class Play Drama Club 4 Annual Staff FRED VAN HYFTE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Student Council 4 Varsity Club 4 Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY KAY VAN VOOREN F. H. A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 G. A. A. l,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Homecoming Attend- ant 3 Snowball Dance Attendant 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 KAREN VAN OPDORP F. H. A. 1,2,3,4,, Vice President of Recreation 2 Treasurer 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 President 4 Librarian 3, 4 Newspaper 3, 4 F. T. A. 2, 3 Drama Club 4 Junior Class Play Octet 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual staff Business Manager Homecoming Queen 4 Class Vice President 2 Class Treasurer 3 ROGER WILLIAMS KWHITEYJ F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Drama Club 4 Junnor Class Play Annual Staff Football 1 aka SENIOR CLASS - I96I CLASS TRIP TO WISCGNSIN A 6 V I - , hi 9 EWG I 4 , k. 'F 'fx' Kathie - Nah, I Never comb my hair! gg, iz. y ,m, . Larry - Is this a gay kink or a kink??? Julianne - So what's in Geneseo? uv y l ieeh Q QA. L in iz glial 3 ' Ir-WI ii , . , iyk , K... ,ii v 3' ff!! 'J E' 'i i ' L Karen - Like, a, my 3 finger's stuck! H Fred - My mommy gave me a new permanent. . IS: iv in :I 2 -if ' L - e,i,-e.. f i -Q h i r be 1 A . 7' f , r mg?-'lr ' H, I . K, ,il , K 3.2 ag i-nv-v lf, - M , K aar' f K . , h'1-vi ' 1 'mv i i .. . QUW YV ,, ' ., ,jgfx Mary Kay - Did you . ' er, 'i-1' K - t 44 Say SUIT1Q11'1?u Qs.S'. - ' ,, 'Ei 4- 51 'X .4-'--' .mf , 193 :31 2 x 'fv1w:Lf:i H fi. ,-were -N Sharon - Was that Burdettefs car Mike - Just like Daddy. that just went by? Teresa - Sure he likes 5 ,ZKEA my pug-nose. . 4' Arv1d - Someday I m gonna have a beater like that' Dick - Just two more fingers and I'11 have it all. Klulie S. - My dolly isn't black. , , ry A I SM' 1 711. .,,, 'ff 'LI i ' 1 f I 2 rw rm if in ' 17755. 1 '.., y i is f Gerilyn- Now, will someone please E eeee eoeeee bring me my Pony? n eeee ., :rx ' .5 f---. K wi 'xg x - :l v Bill N. - Let's go to a movie! Carol- Eeny- meeny- miney- moe! Ralph- You mean he wrecked his motorcycle? James- I'm a lonely teen- Vhzz age-Uh 1 s an Carolyn- Who said Gary just bought another car? Gary- . . and with a bowl of Wheaties every morning, I'll make the Major Leagues. . X K Wa: Judy- Look at those cute baby Chickens! Bill C. - But Dad, you promised I could have the car ifI smiled. J0hf1 M- ' I bel my Lark C0U1d at + least make it around this block! ROLL CALL Name. . . Nickname. . . Favorite saying. . . Ambition. . . Where can be found. . . Most prized possession. BILL NOORD - . . Peanuts, too! . . be a construction worker. . . anywhere but home. . . my fa ther 's gas barrel. BILL CARMICHAEL - Duffy . . . Oh, am I embarrassed . . . be like my Daddy . . . Jim's s tation . . . My loud laugh. JULIANNE MAPES - Sp1inter . . . Are you faken muri of me? . . go to California. . .at the bowling alley . . . my Rebel. KAREN VAN OPDORP - Briar , . . Mother Bear . . . be a teacher. . . Where The Boys Are . . . my muscles. JOHN MCKIBBON - Arch . . . Oh boy. . .and Oh girl too!'J . . officially live in Geneseo. . . 8 miles wes t of Atkinson. . . my little green hat. GARY GORETH - MaGoo . . . Hey, Rodent!'I . . pro-football player. . . 8 miles north of Atkinson . . . contact lens. KATI-IIE BRIESER - Rodent . . . Tee-Hee . . . work in Chicago. . . with Gary. . . comb and brush. CAROL ERIKSEN - Eriksen . . . Oh does he bug me . . . go back to Iowa. . . with Ralph. . . my swim min g medal. RALPH MAPES - Snowp1ow . . . Are you writin' a book? . .get out of school. . . Right next to Tig's house . . . my car. LARRY LOCKE - Kir1ky . . . Oh, this is ridiculous! . . make some money. . . at Smitty's. . . fishin' pole. JULIE SMITH - Smitty . . . Yes, Sir . . . be a nurse. . . with Larry. . . peroxide bottle. GERILYN GEUNS - Buddy Bomar . . l'Big Deal !1'. . be a secretary. . . bowling alley. . . bowling ball. ROGER WILLIAMS - Whitey . . L'Funnier than an empty care packagef. . drivin' a Diese1 . . . at the Frostop . . . my white hair. MIKE I-IACKWITH - Mekeneck . . Want your window washed too? . .to have my own gas sta ti on. . . at Jim's Mobil. . . monkey wrench. SHARON LONGEVILLE - Long-Dong . . . Good enough . . . get married. . . at home. . . fi nge rn a il polish collection. TERESA VAN DE WOESTYNE - Terry . . . Isn't it? . . . to be an engineer's wife. . . writing letters to the U. of I. . . a red-headed' male. ARVID HAGBERG - Cupid . . 1' Geee! Z'. . to be like his brother. . . rodding around Geneseo---airy car. JAMES CAUWELS - Jim . . . Oh, my goodness . . . be a farmer. . . riding around. . . my '58 Ford. CAROLYN MOENS - Cuddles'f. . . Oh, no! . . raise crowes. . .in Chicago-town. . . Rich's car. JUDY DE DECKER - Roadrunner , . . I'm sorry . . . get a job. . . at home. . . my per animals. JOHN SEARS - Susie . . . 5-4-3-2-1, goofed again! . . . be the first man on the moon. . . in Mr, Harkey's room. . . my launching pad. FRED VAN HYFTE - Little Seed . . . That's right . . . be a farmer. . .in his car with Peg. . .my car and my pigs. MARY KAY VAN VOOREN - Banana . . . Hot Dog! . . . be a housewife. . . at home. . . her diam ond ring DICK BILLIET - Bird . . . Nope--Yup! . . . be a baseball player. . . watching a ball game. . .baseball glove. PROPHECY As the 1960-61 school year began to draw to a close, John Sears, the scientific genious of the senior class, made known that he had perfected a miraculous new machine, but he refused to disclose what kind of a machine it was. All he would reveal was that he was going to unveil it on the night of graduation. At last, the long anticipated day has arrived, May 25, 1961. Graduation exercises are over and the 24 members of the class of 61 are eagerly gathered in the Atkinson High School gym, anxious to learn what John has to show them. John and Judy De Decker, his chief assistant through the long hours of perfecting this marvelous master- piece, are now ready for the unveiling. lt is a strange, gigantic machine. Right in the center is a huge telescreen on which, as John explains, we will be given a mysterious glimpse into the future. John gives Judy a few last minute instructions and she hurriedly adjusts a few dials, pushes afew buttons, and we are ready to begin our trip into the year 1981 Lights flash, sirens roar, and a huge picture looms into focus on John's telescreen. The first picture is one of an aged Dick Billiet. We see he is busy working in a field on an elegant Southern plantation. John, with his electronic microphone, tuned in to Dick so he could ask him a few questions. In reply, Dick said he had decided to fly south one winter and had been working here on this Bird seed plantation ever since. We left Dick in the field and progressed to another community in the south, where we found Julie Smith living the life of a Southern housewife. She and her four children live in one of the few remaining segre- gated southern towns. We seemed to notice one outstanding thing about her family. They all have a dif- ferent color hair! One blonde, one red, one dark brown, and the fourth's is black and kinky. Next stop on our tour of the future was overseas. In Africa we found Larry Locke, who had recently left his home in the states to aid in a series of revolts there in the black country. With a little difficulty we managed to slip behind the iron curtain for a few minutes. Russia is still on unfriendly terms with us and it was a little difficult to get through customs. We were allowed to stay just long enough to visit with Secret Agent, Mike Hackwith. He is serving his country as a counterspy at Russian Headquarters. They have assigned him to the position of top mechanic in the Missile Department. Back in the states once more, we made a stop over Washington, D. C. The name on everyone's lips here in the nation's capitol is that of Fred Van Hyfte. I-le was recently elected Secretary ofAgriculture and his plans for a new agricultural program are causing quite a bit of speculation. We were surprised to learn, upon returning to Atkinson, that Ralph Mapes had also entered politics. In the last election, he was voted Commissioner of Roads for Cornwall Township. Ralph won many votes when he promised to use his built-in snow plow to keep the roads of Cornwall Township clear all winter. The electronic camera went to down-town Atkinson and scanned both sides of the street. One marquis on main street especially caught the eyes of the audience. lt was a huge, elaborate sign reading Magoo's Morbid Mortuary. As we came in closer we could read the small print on the door, For more informa- tion, contact lens. We went inside to ask Gary how the undertaking business was going. In the course of conversation he happened to mention his model in the front window and how proud he was of this particular masterpiece. We failed to notice it on the way in and went back for a second look. There we found Kathie Brieser, posed in an open casket as an example of Gary's fiendish work. The next stop was Hollywood. It seems quite a few members of our class became famous stars. Karen Van Opdorp is seen all over the country on TV in the famous BIG OTIS ads on the Yogi Bear Show. ln her spare time, she runs a small farm which she has covered with briar bushes where she raises rabbits. ln his old age, Roger Williams' hair is becoming streaked with black. Roger took up piano playing a few years back and has become a famous professional. Once in a while he returns to the Geneseo Frostop to play dinner music at this favorite haunt of his high-school days. Bill Carmichael has climbed to fame and stardom as a singing cowboy on a Saturday Night Western on television. He chose an old nickname as his professional name--Billy Briar. The Lawrence Welk show is still a favorite in the year 1981. We stopped in while they were taping a new show to visit with Arvid Hagberg, who is employed by Lawrence as the operator of his bubble machine. James Cauwels hated to leave all his old Atkinson buddies, so he also went to Hollywood. Here he em- ployes his talents at Jacques Beauty Salon. Everyone knows what an authority he was on ha i rd o ' s in high school. Three girls from the '61 class have entered the world of business. Sharon Longeville is busy putting her commercial training to good use by loaning out money at interest. Sharon calls her business the Burr Debt Company. Mary Kay Van Vooren has opened up her own restaurant. Her specialty on the menu is a combination of banana splits and hot dogs which everyone agrees is very good. Carol Ericksen's business is called Rent-A-Machine. She claims to have available for rent everything from motorcycles to snowplows. We are once more taken back to Atkinson, and we observe that something new has been added. Gerilyn Geuns has opened up Buddy's Bowling Alley, the first ever to be operated in Atkinson. She decided to set- tle down in her old home town after winning the women's professional bowling championship in the year 1978. The class of 1961 has produced only one millionaire. Bill Noord became quite prosperous after clean- ing out his basement, and tuming the empty bottles in for the refund. It seems he has been collecting them for years. Bill hired Julianne Mapes to keep him in toothpicks. She has a nice business going for her on her splinter farm south of Atkinson. John McKibbon is currently in the limelight as far as the sports world is concerned. A few weeks ago, they held the World Olympics here in Atkinson and John walked off with the high jump championship. The last stop John's fantastic future foretelling machine makes tonight is in Chicago. Here we find Carolyn Moens living an ordinary life as housewife and mother. She is kept busy with her two chi ld ren which she has named Heckel and Jeckel Crowe. Teresa Van De Woestyne is found at Argon Laboratories near Chicago. She works day and night, d es - perately trying to perfect a new kind of insecticide which she claims will completely wipe out those nasty little bugs that keep biting her. John motions to Judy and again she begins turning dials and pushing buttons. As the roar of the machine dies, the picture begins to fade and the gym becomes completely quiet. Each member of the class seems to be picturing him or herself as John has just done. Then everyone begins talking at once. That's what I'll be doing? I don't believe it. lt isn't possible. It isn't true, is it? Thank heavens for Toni home permanents. You say Carol went to Muscatine? M - .n., t y ',e'if Someday I'11 be a scientist. Oh Alice, you say the sweetest things. Aw Shucks, I like to buy groceries at Cape's IGA. so ssls , y pp ttttss Just plain Pudgy . next? We'11 model anything from blouses to Say no evil, see no evil, shoes. do no evil. Ah, that fresh country air. What's wrong with my Chevy! Hmm, what color should I make my hair ,se k si - V if ggt A A ' t ,t itl 'ilt Listen to those straight- It's so-o-o pipes. embarrassing A W O00 LINDERCLASSMEN i W , W JU IOR CLASS HISTORY On August 26, 1960, 20 jolly juniors assembled in Home Room with Mrs. Shannon as our sponsor. During the year we were happy to have Emma Ver Heecke who moved back to Atkinson from Hillsdale and sorry to see Mrs. Shannon leaye at the semester. However, we were delighted with the arriv al of Miss Foutes, our new sponsor. The juniors were very active inthe many organizations and sports of A. H. S. Sandy Atwell represent- ed the Junior Class on the Varsity cheerleading squad and Mary Olson was Junior attendant in the Homecom- ing Dance. Richard Cauwels and Sandy Atwell represented our class in Student Council and a few of the Juniors took part in the Drama Club play, Swingin High. p Election of officers was held and the following were elected: President, Richard Cauwels: Vice Presi- dent, Carole Michels: and Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Atwell. Our biggest event was the Junior-Senior Prom which was held May 6th. At the close of the school year, the Iunior's celebrated a successful year by having our a nnu al cl ass party. ,tes af it VA , ' 0 ,r r, . gf - pgpy J plge rf , rrr i r V -1- i W im' f-rr f ' L Richard Cauwels krgh . U23 .-'-:fu ,'.'.'.' Jiff! John De Roo fwfr f ?v'1 John Grypp A X Gary Sturtewagon HW. r hhhh r 5 A f wg 1 .4 Carole Michels Wayne De Sutter ,,,, W I ! ' Q ,if f . Dick Hathaway F? -v Sandy Vandersnick Don Walters af ,, ' Wa., vs.. Sandy Atwell Alice Couve y y , y, ccyy N Y eeaahea .. Eugene De Sutter Mike Ericksen Warren Little Mary Olson 'H f h Dick Van Hyffe Vicki van opdorp k,,. 'Yr Af- xg .gg np, 'T Vernon Carlson My-in K aa,- no-r Judy Griffin Jack Rogiers ri rafar, 'ii' Q---f Alan Van De Woestyne , SCPHOMCDRE CLASS HISTORY On August 26, 1960, twenty-three smiling sophomores walked into home room, and were greeted by Mrs. Powell, our class sponsor. One of the first activities was to elect class officers: Lowell Peck, Presidentg Peggy Williams , Vice Presidentg Roger Yordy, Secretaryg and Denny Vandersnick, Treasurer. Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Sylvia Van Stecklemen, and Lowell Peck represented our class at Student Council meetings, and Carol Floming was a Junior-Varsity cheerleader. Judy Billiet was the Homecoming attendant from the Sophomore class. There were many boys and girls from our class active in s ports and other school activities. In December, we sponsored a, KSTT Teen-hop which was a big success. In the same mo nth we also welcomed two new students, Jean and Francis Rhodes, and our enrollment went up to twenty-five. We ended the 1960-61 school year with a class party. We went to a show, bowling, and out to eat at the Vvanee FarnL in if if Y . 1 3 tg 5 ' il? , :an 1 fm' A A 0 E Ht A -. t, xr f Tk a ser if f i I If i st gt,, s tt, t gi A few m 11, X A Km ' L fs W l S 53. ,I G Lowell Peck Peggy Williams df' ,..N ' 'War 'wge ,uw '-'ew Judy Billiet Sharon Brooks S o o., 54.59 .S Z! ,, 1o H' Chuck Davis Dave De Geeter .K ' ff .,,: Ca1'01iC GFYPP Jackie Hathaway Sylvia Van Mary Margaret Stechelman Van Vooren . ' issi S W P0 S 5 1 ' is has 0 . f Lr'rr L: V. K 11 , . - 17 ' X f V S , 1 -r-- Roger Yordy Denny Vandersnick Doris Baele . ..,,, 1 . N . s -fr Dan Brumas Steve Carton Kenny Cleair ft ins:- Loraine De Windt Mary Kay Doubler , Q VVAA s s g i . , , A - 0 , I Q ,,,V if ' 1 'W' ag., L --- P W. as Kenny Martens Keith Noard .3 ,-., g K kk y an 41, Q , Lg? F . .1 ' . Paul Wyffels fi me . .gf Carol Floming S sssys X 2 K K k,.1 a n qi F P 'rrnk siii ii ssns as 'hs L Vickie Shaw FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In August of 1960, 31 new students entered Atkinson High School as freshmen. We became official A. H, S. students on Initiation Day given by the sophomore class. Our attire consisted of: boys--high heels, diapers, doll, make-up, swimming cap, leotards, and wool sweaters, girls--no make-up, uncombed sham- pooed hair, swim fins and mask, and a winter coat. Surviving the punishment by the sophomores and the upperclassmen, we felt like real members of A. H. S. Student Council members for the freshman class were Ierilyn Storm and Dennis Van Mennen, C he er - leaders chosen for the 1960-61 season were Kathy Verkruyse and Lories Neulieb. Janet DeSutter represented our class in the annual Homecoming Dance. Our class was active during the year with boysrepresenting us in football, basketball, track, and base- ball and most of the girls belonged to chorus, G. A. A. , and F. H. A. As class officers we elected Lories Neulieb, Presidentg Tom Nolan, Vice Presidentg Denny Van Mennen, Secretaryg and Jim Buysse, Treasurer, Our class sponsor was Mr. Allison. To celebrate the year ended, our class enjoyed a show, bowling, and refreshments. 623'-iz 445-wh. .4 5 . u K l Q ,. Lories Neuleib David C athelyn ,fx , 1 Cheryl De May ,Q . Q Mike Minneart Marilyn Tadlock Vw, , f-,. ar-.3 . siisf -- Jim Buysse Ev ' S sf.1 5 M Keith Causemaker Janet De S utter .iw ' AVA Q: Dick Piester ,agar qv , i.r A . 5 Kathy Verkrusye M.. .-My 7 ' -if v . ifg Et' ,i Tom Nolan TI :Q A 'E Marvin Cauwels 'Qu En 'va Roger Goreth jpww- 1 ? 'QS- S - gig, .ef Diane Sherbeyn U .. A21 if C23 Stanley Verstraete -sf u. 11 -ar ,J M Q, 4' V Eileen Buysse W- N ,sk 1 Frances Cauwels - .. 'f e,ff,ag,.-F Q- I Kay Hackwith 1'1S SIITIOH Darrell Walters 5 ge Diane Carton Per ' 1- ., if at 5 W if' Rhonda Dean ' f ,pe 3 'Q ,A , Q! W' if 1 Sheryl Harris f 1,:-,EQMQEL . Q Jim Stanford . wi- it Ronnie Carton , TQ . iv -M , ,. as K A Gary De Causemaker f . ws Qs if V Sidi Janet Hartman S ii - R , Jerilyn Storm Absent when pictures were taken: Dennis Van Meenen Keith Carton A-Q3g.,,1-,, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Eri via Van Stechelman. 1 1 S X ng y N L g y Gary Goreth and Carolyn Moens WING! G HIGH x l, ksen, Jack Rogiers, Julianne Mapes, Karen Van Opdorp, Richard Cauwels and Syl Swinging High a musical comedy, was presented April 21 1961 by mem bers of the newly formed Drama Club. Sophomores, juniors and seniors took part in the play, whose plot consisted basically of high school students reaction to a new principal and his Plan for higher education. The play was under the direction of Robert Beauprez. A 1 ii llss ' 1- ---' 1ff1f25?EiC5Ei':.1- .,:-, Tj' ..ff'-. - .5E:f:,-:Q E.f'iw , i i'ii ' ii in 1 M 'W 1 -- Mr. Beauprez POM- POM GIRLS n r, ' 'k.' 4 f R , l' . pf- ,hw fi 1-v .Vgg g in fJ.f ..,s I . . www. . V wiv? i 3 , 2 if ig, K . Vt I , I ' t . . x f'-'S ' , , N S' ig ,-'i Q 1 -' ,M ' 5 is . ,.', 77, E. - J i l L J i , tr 5 f ga Francis Rhodes and Carole Michels Q00 W 3 W I I GRGANIZATICDNS f X W W TUDENT CCUNCIL TLIDENT COUNCIL HISTQRY LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM Row: John Moiiihbon, Julie Smith, Mr. John Nolan, Kathie Brieser- SECOND ROW: Dennis Van Meenen, Sandy Atwell, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Richard Cauwels, Lowell Peck, Fred Van Hyfte, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Lories Neuleib. The officers of the Atkinson High School Student Council for the 1960-61 school year are President-- Iulie Smith, Vice-President--John McKibbon, and Secretary-Treasurer-Kathie Brieser. Mr. Nolan is the Student Council advisor. Outstanding among the year's activities were the co-sponsorship ofthe annual Homecoming Dance, the installation of hall monitors for each period of the day, and planning a new system for the handling of school organization funds. 4945 Compliments of GIB PRITCHARD FARMERS NAT'L BANK Geneseo, Illinois G.A.A. LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Teresa Van De Woestyne, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Sand y A twell , Kathie Brieser, Sandy Vandersnick, Julianne Mapes, Mary Kay Van Vooren, Gerilyn Geuns. SECOND ROW: Janet Hartman, Iris Simon, Kathy Verkrusye, Mary Kay Doubler, Judy Griffin, Vicki Shaw, Alice Couve, Frances Cauwels, Jean Rhodes, Jackie Hathaway, Kay Hackwith. THIRD ROW: Emma Ver I-Ieecke, Sharon Brooks, Julie Smith, Loraine De Windt, Carol Eriksen, Rhonda Dean, Judy De Decker, Mary Olson, Carolyn Moens, Carolie Grypp, Lories Neulieb, Vicki Van Opdorp, Peggy Williams. FOURTH ROW: Diane Car- ton, Carole Michels, Sheryl Harris, Cheryl De May, Eileen Buysse, Mary Margaret Van V oo ren , Doris Baele, Diane Sherbeyn, Janet De Sutter, Marilyn Tadlock, Carol Floming, Judy Billiet, Sharon Longeville. SCIENCE CLUB iil ,,a sea i to is ,f 12 LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Vernon Carlson, Kathie Brieser, Gary Goreth, John McKibbon, Lowell Peck. Julie Smith, Dennis Van Meenen. SECOND ROW: Dave De Geeter, Karen Van Opdorp, Dick Hath - away, Mike Ericksen, John Sears, Warren Little, Julianne Mapes, Jim Buysse, F.H. . LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Carole Michels, Peggy Williams, Sandy Atwell, Julie Smith, Gerilyn Geuns, Mary Kay Van Vooren, Karen Van Opdorp, Alice Couve, Vicki Van Opdorp. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Powell, Advisory Iris Simon, Teresa Van De Woestyne, Frances Cauwels, Loraine De Windt, Rhonda Dean, Mary Kay Doubler, Kathy Verkrusye, Jackie Hathaway, Janet Hartman. THIRD ROW: Vicki Shaw, Emma Ver Heecke, Carolie Grypp, Carol Eriksen, Judy De Decker, Sharon Longeville, Judy Billiet, Judy Griffin, Sharon Brooks: FOURTH ROW: Mary Olson, Carol Floming, Janet De Sutter, Eileen Buysse, Mary Marga- ret Van Vooren, Doris Baele, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Diane Sherbeyn, Cheryl De May, Kathie Brieser. F.F. . LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: James Cauwels, Roger Williams, Mr. Allison, Advisorg Fred Van Hyfte, John McKibbon, Alan Van De Woestyne. SECOND ROW: Keith Carton, Keith Causemaker, Ronnie Carton, Gary De Causemaker, Marvin Cauwels, Chuck Davis. THIRD ROW: Dick Van Hyfte, Richard Cauwels , Steve Carton, Mike Hackwith, Vernon Carlson, Paul Wyffels. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Vandersnick, Jack Rogiers, Bill Carmichael, Wayne De Sutter, Warren Little, Darrell Walters, John Sears. R f. I ' :ir T s E F.T.A. H E E LEFT TO RIGHT, BCYTTOM ROW: Jackie Hathaway, Mr. Nolan, Advisory Kathy Verkrusye. SECOND ROW: Sandy Vandersnick, Carolyn Moens. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Atwell, Gerilyn Geuns, Mrs. Thompson, Advisor: Carolyn Moens. SECOND ROW: Jim Buysse, Teresa Van De Woestyne, Judy Billiet, Sharon Longeville, Mary O1- son. THIRD ROW: Sandy Vandersnick, Carole Michels, Julianne Mapes, Karen Van Opdorp, Eileen Buysse, Lories Neuleib. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Van Stechelman, Roger Goreth, Eugene De Sutter, Lowell Peck, Richard Cauwels, Mary Margaret Van Vooren. EW PAPER STAFF LE!-'I' TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Kathie Brleser, Gerilyn Geuns, Mr, Beauprez, Advisor: Carolyn Moens, and Karen Van Opdorp. SECOND ROW: Mary Kay Doubler, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Lowell Peck, Wayne De Sutter, Marilyn Tadlock, Julianne Mapes, Judy Billiet, Carol Eriksen, and Richard Cauwels. THIRD ROW: Tom Nolan, Sandy Vandersnick, Diane Carton, Carole Michels, Mary Olson, Sheryl Harris, Julie Smith, and Jim Buysse. Absent from the picture: Francis Rhodes. DRAMA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Hathaway, France: Cauwels, lnraine De Wlndt, Alice Couve, Sharon Brooks, Judy Gdffln, Mary Kay Doubler, Kathy Verkrusye, and Iris Simon. SECOND ROW: Vicki Shaw. Jim Stanford, Vicld Van Opdorp, Gerilyn Geuns, Diane Carton, Judy De Decker, Carol Eriksen, Car- olie Grypp, Peggy Williams, Emma Ver Heecke, and Mary Kay Van Vooren. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thomp- son, Advisor: Sharon Longevillc, Judy Billiet, Carol Floming, Mary Olson, Kenny Martens,Carole Michels, Chuck Davis, Sandy Vandersnick, Carolyn Moens, Sandy Atwell, Julie Smith, Rhonda Dean, and Janet Haffmall- FOURTH ROW! TCFSSH V311 DB WOCSIYDE. Sylvia Van Stechelman, Dave De Geeter, Keith Causemaker, Eileen Buysse, Cheryl De May, Doris Baele, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Diane She rbeyn. Janet De Sutter, Julianne Mapes, Kathie Brieser, Karen Van Opdorp, and Sheryl Harris. FIFTH ROW: Ralph Mapes, Larry Locke, Fred Van Hyfte, John McKibbon, Roger Goreth, Kenny Cleair, John Sears, Francis Rhodes, Mike Hackwith, Gary Goreth, and Roger Williams. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Vandersnick, Don Wal- ters, Darrell Walters, Warren Little, Arvid Hagberg, Wayne De Sutter, Bill Noord, Bill Carmichael, lack Rog-iers. James Cauwels, Gary Sturtewagon, Dick Billiet, and Roger Yordy. CHORUS I . LEFT T0 RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Carole Mickels, Peggy Williams, Sandy Atwell, Julie Smith, Gerilyn Geunx, Mary Kay Van Vooren, Karen Van Opdorp, Alice Couve, Vickie Van Opdorp, Mrs, Powell, Advis- or. SECOND ROW: Diane Carton, Iris Simon, Teresa Van De Woestyne, Frances Cauwels, Loraine De Windt, Rhonda Dean, Mary Kay Doubler, Kathy Verkrusye, Jackie Hathaway, Sandy Vandersnick, Janet Hartman. THIRD ROW: Vickie Shaw, Carolyn Moens, Emma Ver Heecke, Carolie Grypp, Carol Eriksen, Judy De Decker, Sharon Longeville, Judy Billiet, Sheryl Harris, Sharon Brooks, Kay Hackwith, Jean Rhodes, FOURTH ROW: Mary Olson, Carol Flaming, Janet De Sutter, Eileen Buysse, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Doris Baele, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Cheryl De May, Marilyn Tadlock, Kathie Brieser, Julie Mapes, Loris Neuleib. OCTET OUARTET S l r ,AAAA A :TE J LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Van Opdorp, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Verkrusye Jackie Hathaway, Mrs. Po w ell, A d v i s o r. SECOND Iris Simon, Mrs. Powell, A d vi s o r. S E C O N D ROW ROW: Alice Couve, Carolyn Moens, Judy Billiet. Sheryl Harris, Eileen Buysse. THIRD ROW: Carole Michels, Julianne Mapes, Karen Van Opdorp. ark, 1 cky C Ri mon Carlson, Terry Egert, Ve ieriex, k Hathaway, Billy D ic D H6 CVOH arlson , D C Ann d Hagberg, Ruth W: Arvi RO ST FIR GHT, I R TO LEFT fu 6-I OJ no l-I 2.5 'Vo 2:2 D532 EU .H 4 E: o Has Ln! .5422 s-.'U mc: Um L55 E3 Q O cm. Z QE I-4351 CD -cs -3 bw U2 '6' if-E 'Eff Os: Qu.. 'US no 'QE di 6 m 'C- mb- O2 cd N2 bw i ,I-I 52 JI A-IGS 25 gm ...E 22 5 Vw LD SE .aa QI 371 Uno 5.. 25 52 :A 32 mO was arm Z. :Ei mi' Ti: fu Us 5.-1 'cs in :Em .,,.':.7 '02 .EH 'JSE c? ' az EE ULD Steve Carton, OOH, M Dennis H dy Ege CI N LD '15 I-4 ev o Z c: an I-C G1 QD :E O u m N U O -H 5 M 'cf Ll 'E G A.A F.H.A. SNAPS QF CLUBS DRA MA SCIENCE CLUB F.F. A. sf BAND ANNUAL STAFF WN EDITORS 1, ' S , SPONSORS BUSINESS MANA GERS PHOTOGRA PHER Compliments of BUSENBARK'S, Geneseo, 111. 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'NQINI twx II? nl?-.Q- C we 3 rep- --'Q FOOTBALL SCORE . . . .TISKILWA 0 . . .CAMBRIDGE 0 ROCKRIDGE 13 SHERRARD 32 ATKINSON 19 ATKINSON 25 ATKINSON 6 . . . ATKINSON 0 . . . ATKINSON 14 . . .ORION 31 ATKINSON 7 . . .WINOLA O ATKINSON 20 . . .WESTMER 12 ANNAWAN 6 ATKINSON '7 . . . ATKINSON 13 . . . . .ALWOOD 13 son with a record of 5-3-1 for the second year in a row. The team finished ll ' 't f the s uad enabled the season to turn out as it did. third in the conference. The fine over-a spin o q Bill Noord, Gary Goreth, Wayne De Sutter, Larry Locke, and Gene De Sutter were awarded honors for their com- mendable playing. The offense was led by Gary Goreth, a r running g touchdowns. Directing the team at quarterback was Gene De Sutter. The defense was led by Wayne De Sutter, Gary Sturtewagon, Bill Noord, and John De Roo. All were team lead- ers in tackling and directed a fine defensive charge Loosing the following seniors will create a handicap in next fal1's lineup: Gary Goreth, Bill Noord, John Sears, Ralph Mapes, Dick Billiet, Larry Locke, and Mike Hackwith, However, returning in the fall will be: Juniors: Gary ' d Sturtewagon, John De Roo, Don Walters, Mike Eriksen, Gene De Sutter and Sophomores: Roger Yordy, Keith Noar Kenny Cleair, Chuck Davis, Steve Carton, and Denny an e s returnees, we, at Atkinson are hoping for a successful season in 1961. Atkinson enjoyed a successful sea ha d back who ained over 1,000 yards running and scored nine V d r nick. With the hard work and cooperation of these NX iw' 1 . wk 3 M .,rNz1L jg. . A ff-1 t : . M, mm, 4w,,..,, .. .., H sg. , A X I X 1. L v. if 1 I 4 f 1 S ZA ,, ii' 1 i H . X, W.. . 'U' is fig, at w 4 1 an 2 1 , 5 ff rv S if 1. 3 Yrs 6 5 if .M f 3 K Qs, ,-. A N: Q .sq Kai K H Z .3 af V . lj A K mi' M I u ' 9' S . . 1 'P I fr QF x '?, . TLLA wr 'F -m S422 L M AL. su 1 M -- l 2 , ' an 'R 2 K , Ji K 'sl xxx is z ' X C' 'Y as M . 11 ,, nl viva: o f 5 -. x 7' ' ' 4 M 2 ET -.1 .MN VARSITY BASKETB LL BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Goreth, Bill Carmichael, Wayne DeSutter, Eugene DeSutter, and Keith Noard. SECOND ROW: Vernon Carlson, Manager: John DeRoo, Mike Eriksen, Alan VandeWoestyne,J0hn McKibbon and Fred Van Hyfte. VARSITY BASKETB LL SCORES ATKINSON Tiskilwa ATKINSON Rockridge ATKINSON Cambridge ATKINSON Winola ATKINSON Orion ATKINSON Westmer ATKINSON Annawan ATKINSON Alwood ATKINSON Sherrard ATKINSON Rockridge ATKINSON Tampico ATKINSON Cambridge ATKINSON Winola ATKINSON Annawan ATKINSON Orion ATKINSON Westmer ATKINSON Alwood ATKINSON Sherrard ANNAWAN DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ATKINSON -- ----------------------------- - ------- Sheffield CORNBELT CONFERENCE TOURNEY AT SI-IERRARD ATKINSON 31 -- --------------- winch ----uf Du K. TIGERS Coach Davis ffy K W Gene If ky ,f, ff--Z 1 RI KY DINKS LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW, Keith Carton, Ronnie Carton, Vernon Carlson fManagerJ Roger Yordy Dennis Van Meenen. SECOND ROW: Jim Buysse, Roger Goreth, Denny Vandersnick, Lowell Peck Steve Carton, Gary De Causernaker, Mike Minneart. JU IOR VARSITY BASKETB LL SCORES ATKINSON 26 . ATKINSON 1 9 . ATKINSON 33 . ATKINSON 35 . ATKINSON 24 . ATKINSON 36 . ATKINSON 20 . ATKINSON 37 . ATKINSON 32 . ATKINSON 31 . ATKINSON 37 . ATKINSON 49 . ATKINSON 28 . ATKINSON 34 . ATKINSON 23 . ATKINSON 31 . ATKINSON 36 . ATKINSON 37 . Tiskilwa Rockridge Cambridge Winola Orion Westmer Annawan Alwood Sherrard Rockridge Tampico Cambridge Winola Annawan Orion Westmer Alwood Sherrard EVENT Low hurdles High hurdles 100 yd. dash 230 yd. dash Mile 880 yd. dash NAME Gene DeSutter Gene DeSutter Dean Teerlinck Phil Moens, Jr. Larry Locke Gary Goreth Roger Goreth Chuck Davis Mike Minneart ATKINSON HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORD TIME YEAR Gary Goreth Larry Locke John McKibbon Wayne De Sutter Gene De Sutter Roger Yordy 22. 8 1960 16. 4 1950 10. 1 1945 23. 4 1953 4- 44 1960 1:38. 1 1961 MEMBE1is or 1961 Senior Senior Senior Junior Jimior Sophomore Mile Relay High Jump iroad Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Discus TRACK TEAM Charles Davis Steve Carton Francis Rhodes Lowell Peck Roger Goreth Mike Minneart Gary Goreth Dean Roman Gene DeSutter Ralph Mapes Gordon DeVrieze Gary Goreth Hank Little Jim Hamer Jim Hamer 3:51 6' lf2 19' 8 11 48'9 140' 1960 1949 1961 ' 1948 1949 1949 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman .Freshman BASEBALL HISTORY The A. H. S. Baseball Team had a fairly successful year. The team included three seniors, four jun- iors, three sophomores, and five freshmen. Their biggest handicap was the lack of a front line pi t cher. Gary Goreth, a senior, and Tom Nolan, a freshman, did a creditable job, but the depth was not evident in the pitching staff. We lost two top players, Gene De Sutter, and Keith Noard, early in the year. Seniors who we will miss are Dick Billiet, Ralph Mapes, and Gary Goreth. The players back for next season are: FRESHMEN- Tom Nolan, Jim Buysse, Roger Goreth, Denny Van Meenen, and Mike Minneart. SOPHOMORES1 Roger Yordy, Denny Vandersnick, and Keith Noard, JUNIORS- Gene De Sutter, Wayne De Sutter, Gary Sturtewaten, and John De Roo. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I , RIGHT: Carolyn Moens, Sandy Atwell, Mary Kay Van Vooren, and Carol FRESH--SOPH CHEERLEADERS f LEFT TO RIGHT: Lories Neuleib, Carol F10mif1g, and Kathy Verkruyse. -sm-f! . .so -- ' I 51, .iiaiilii ii gr am. ,gg Lf,' 1- wwggris ,,.. . , .2 F was ffl. 'EE ek Lui Y hw Q , Y W y xii, ' f ... safsffgt Q Q. ... 't . Q u 6. Q H ' 1 J .fam '-kk f, ,. ,-.a....e is .if A I , A,f. S s 5 s5j asa 4 Q !'?'. ' 37464 - L. 1 . f 1 , -, ., .- , , it s g , 3:35:53 i ar Q tw' 92 .!! .. a f ..., L, '- 1' Q - a QQQQ YQ s , fy, . is Us 1 If 'mkA' s ' ' 5 . 5 . 5 7 i ' 5 is 'X ' W I - Z X 'hki' K1'xv I n JU3MQYFiiQlls . 1. Anybody for the Pony ? 2. I grew up on Pet . 3. I didn't grow! 4. Why do they call me Magoo? 5. Who said Briar '? 6 Just the smell knocks you out! 7. Just call me Dumbo . 8. The girl with the gleem. 9. Oh, no, not somebody smashed my Lark! Look ma, no belt! Two toothpicks on dress up day. I didn't steal those hub caps. Miss Thunell, our student teach: Where can he earn some money' Cape's had a sale on home permanents. Moe, Joe, and Larry! Ralph, you've acquired muscles. Q00 W 1' SCCIAL EVENTS H X 1 WW W X , X , K o Deckex Ma r Y O1 Bm Nooxd and Surly De R a1ph Son and Gary Go retb ' Hackwixh Ma .Des and fu d Y Bl. llje t 'xanax De Soma and NM46 SNQWBALL DANCE ROYALTY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Noord, Julianne Mapes, Fred Van Hyfte, Mary Kay Van Vooren, James Cau wels, Teresa Van De Woestyne, John McKibbon, Sharon Longeville, Bill Carmichael, Kathie Brieser. g JU ICR-SENICR PRCDM ' 5 Lf ,. ...H , , v r 'l .. - A 5 11,4 . 4 R k as .... ,. 4 V. -S . gf s Q' S is The Sparkling letters Any Town Is Paris When You're Young welcomed the Seniors to their final Prom. The elaborate decorations created an original Paris street. Variegated shades of lav- ender crepe paper eompleted the circular false ceiling. A ten foot stuffed model of the Eiffel tower peered down over the group of dancers. A colorful fountain sprayed lightly over the senior's pictures mounted on gold c oi ns. The rectangular brick cafe added to the enchanting French atmosphere. The gay couples danced to the music of the Collegiates until the clock struck eleven. ,rf will lr' WE, -' Q srl ll I , 2 3, ,4 GRIDIRON GLORY tif? 0 Of 71 1 5 EQ' ff? ' 1 P O' 1 O 1- Q ,, L fg, . ..-,Igv 1- I SNOWFLAKE FANTASY S L-.L r g- -5 .f I Y Jvg jc r 4' 4 Y 'S iii ANY TOWN IS PARIS WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG Q-a Mwwrsm-ww 'ist TR'W Best liked girl Best liked boy Neatest dressed girl Nearest dressed boy Best Sportsmanship girl Best Sportsmanship boy Loudest Laugh Most Studious Girl Most Studious Boy Sophisticated Senior Jolliest Junior Silliest Sophomore Greenest Freshman Most Unusual Nickname Best Gum Chewer Cutest Couple VOTE Karen -Van Opdorp Bill Noord Kathie Brieser Gary Goreth Karen Van Opdorp Gary Goreth Bill Carmichael Julie Smith John Sears Kathie Brieser Alan Van De Woestyne Judy Billiet Stanley Verstraete Bill Noord QOXQ Bill Carmichael Gary Goreth and Kathie Senior Most Likely to Succeed John Sears The Wittiest Bill Carmichael Brieser if I a ' f V. J 1 'M it it it k :L . A S pyyyp X . is B 9 5 F - 1 ' ww ' .r :,, , . as, , 1: s.. ,sz .......Q1s1, W. 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