Atkinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Atkinson, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1963 volume:

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To be successful, we will need the knowledge we have gained from our classes, the wisdom we have learned from our teachers, and the common sense we have acquired both in and out of school. Let us be thankful that we have had the privilege of attending Atkinson High School, a school that could give us these things, and so prepare for our lives ahead. Sylvia Van Stechelman Mary Margaret Van Vooren Dedication We, the Senior Class of Atkinson High School, wi sh to dedicate this, the 1963 edition of the Tiger, to Miss Arlene Busch, our commercial teacher and good friend. We feel that she is worthy of this dedi- cation because of her sincere interest in all of her pupils both scholastically and per- sonally. We deeply appreciate all the help and guidance she has given us in the short time she has been here. . ' , , 'g .- :Q gr, if , 5.. 1. ' .Q -:Il gg, ' - g f ii ,. , , T ' L ' L ' i 1 L. I ' ' X' ' L Q2 EY LM ' 2 1 Qi H , ,. N ,V 3' ,1 - f 1 1 i- .aX-- Q - ?' f V. 5? , W v '-3' K 3 ' 1963 in Superintendent? Message I am very grateful to the students, parents, school staff and board members for the excellent support that has been given to me over the past several years. Education, like many other fields of endeavor, needs cooperation and in my opinion cooperation is the key that unlocks many doors and overcomes what seems to be unsurmountable obstacles. When progress has been made as it has at Atkinson then the above mentioned groups should be very proud that their efforts have culminated in worthwhile and productive gains which will live forever. ddfffaaj Mr. Howard Allison, agriculture teacher, is pic- tured here with his wife, Maurine. Mr. Allison graduated from Eastern Illinois Uni- versity in 1921, from the University of Illinois in 1927 with a B.S. degree in agricultureg and from Colorado State University in 1925 with an M.S. de'- gree in agriculture education. He teaches agricul- ture I, Il, III, and IV, and seventh and eighth grade shop. Mr. Allison's hobbies are farming and bee keep- ing, and he enjoys mountain traveling. Mr. William Davis, social studies teacher, guid- ance director, and coach, is pictured here with his wife, Jane, and his two children, Debbie, 12, and Gary, 10. Coach Davis graduated from Iowa State Univer- sity in 1952 with a B.S. degree. He is head basket- ball and track coach, boy's P.E. teacher, guidance director, and teaches world and American history and sociology. He has taught at Atkinson for seven years. Coach Davis enjoys golfing and fishing in his spare time. Mrs. Roberta VanHamme, science and P.E. teacher, is pictured here with her husband, Albert, and her two children, Colette, 12, and Michael, 7. Mrs. VanHamme graduated from Western Illinois University in 1947 with a B.S. of Ed. degree as a biology major and physics and chemistry minor. She teaches general and physical science, biology, jun- ior high science, and girl's P.E. She hasrtaught at Atkinson for the past six years. In her spare time Mrs. VanHamme enjoys sew- ing, reading, and rolle bolle. Mr. William Schehl, English teacher and coach, is pictured here with his wife, Judy, and his three children, Denise, 5, Kelly, 2, and Timmy, 3. Coach Schehl graduated from Western Illinois Uni- versity in 1957 with a B. S. degree as a physical educa- tion major and English minor. In 1959 he received a M. A. degree in Administration and English. Mr. Schehl is head football and baseball coach, and teaches Englishl and II, and driver's training. He has taught at Atkinson for six years. Coach Schehl's favorite hobbies are bowling and golf. Mrs teacher her two Mrs. sity in 1947 with a B. S.. degree in vocational Home Eco- nomics. In 1962 she received her M. S. degree in Textiles and Clothing. Mrs. Powell teaches Home Ec I, Il, III, and Junior High Home Ec, and vocal music. She has been at At- kinson for nine years. In her spare time, Mrs. Powell enjoys caring for her 800 African violets, gardening, sewing, knitting, stamp collecting, and playing the Hammond organ. June Powell, Home Economics and vocal music is pictured here with her husband, Robert, and boys, Ted, 19, and Jeffrey, 11. Powell graduated from Michigan State Univer- Miss Arlene Busch, commercial teacher, is pictured here with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Busch, and her brother Jack. Miss Busch graduated from Northern Illinois Univer- sity in 1961 with a B. S. degree in education. She has taught typing I and II, bookkeeping, and shorthand at Atkinson for two years. Miss Busch spends her leisure time sewing, dancing, and playing the organ. Mr. Robert Beauprez, English teacher, and Mrs. Ioan Beauprez, art teacher, are pictured here with their two children, Lee, 3, and Lynn, 1-112. Mr. Beauprez graduated from Blackburn College in 1956 with a B. A. degree in English. In 1961, he re- ceived a M. S. Ed. degree from Western Illinois Univer- sity. He teaches English II, III, and IV, and French I and II. He has taught at Atkinson for three years. Mr. Beauprez is an ardent sports fan and enjoys play- ing rolle bolle. Mrs. Beauprez attended Blackburn College for three years, and received an A. A. in 1956. She has taught Junior High and High School Modern Art at Atkinson for one year. Mrs. Beauprez's favorite pastime i's painting. Mrs. Reita Mahanes. math teacher, is pictured . ggpg here with her husband, William. The Mahanes' 3 . have a new baby, Rebecca, born on April 3, 1963. Mrs. Mahanes graduated from Northern Illinois University in 1957 with a B.S. degree as a physics major and math minor. She has taught math, alge- . bra I and II, geometry and chemistry at Atkinson for two years. Mrs. Mahanes-enjoys sew ing in her spare time. Mr. Joseph Glattly, band director, is pictured here with his wife, Sandra, and his two boys, Mark, 7, and Craig, 3. Mr. Glattly graduated from the University of Iowa in 1951 with a B.A. degree in music and a M.A. degree in music and music education. He has been band instructor at Atkinson for three years. Mr. Glattly's hobbies are photography and writ- ing music. 3Q 2 5Evi'?-'III-: v. V Mmm 1.-U -f-, ,- - ,.:, : : .M - - .- ,, wes1e?iQ:-Q-f,f2yfw 'r ' . - f rugs. -. , --f,rwL15g-gr-fry, 5, s , .ui,Mw,r ,,e,, . iw, ,. .,.... .. ., v rr A -:-P-r xr f . we 11,1 fr ,, r , . 1- f-f'- r --rg:--gp-gi. 'ALE' gg 1 1 gr 5 A , 1 3? ,,! sf gf John Longeville Elmer Minnaert Earl Noard Secretary School William Sears Board Lester Buysse Preslclent Clifford Rahn Lawrence Powell SECRETARY J...- Barbara Snider IANITORS William Schopp Hannah Louise Billiet OFFICE HELPERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Rhonda Dean, Diane Carton, Mary Margaret VanVooren, SECOND ROW: Iris Simon, Gay Claeys, THIRD ROW: Francis Rhodes, Kenny Cleair, Lowell Peck, Mike Min- neart, Richard VerHeecke. L :-sem . ' mm S wie, 553 f Cooks Elsie Minnaert, Eva Burgess, Mary Appleman, Hannah Louise Billiet. Cafeteria Helpers Mike Minnaert, Paul Claeys, Sharon VanDeVoord, Carol Specht, Doug Yordy Bus Drivers George Steel, Frank VanVooren, Joe Lievens, Mary Ellen Hamer, Doris Croegaert, Louise Bentley. Q -i - 1 I O I 1963 Valedictorian MOTTO The Larger The Island of Knowledge-- The Longer The Shore Line of Wonder Sylvia Van Stechelman COLORS FLOWER Yellow and Silver Red Rose Salutatorian SONG Treasure This Day ....,...,, Lowell Peck s-if N3- ? DANIEL AUGUST BRUMAS CSaberj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3 Drama Club 2,3,4 Science 1 Band 1 Football 3 Librarians 4 Slow and easy--that's Dan. N-Q ,-f-is 5 was 1-75- STEVE LEWIS CARTON fCottony F.F.A. 2,3,4-Sentinel 3 Varsity 2,3,4 Drama Club 3,4 Science 4 Band 2 Football 2,4 Basketball 2 Track 2,4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Sno-Ball Attendant 4 Why try? I'll get by. wg-. Ky DORIS ANN BAELE qnabsy F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Laughing at this, laughing at that, yet no one knows what she's laughing at. KENNETH DAVID CLE AIR fGoofyJ F. F. A. 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus 2 A witty carefree guy who has his own opinion of the ideal high school--no books, no faculty, but lg of girls. JUDITH ANN BILLIET qludyy F. H. A. 2 , 3,4--Recreation Chairma G.A.A. 1,2,3,4-President 4 Drama Club 2,3,4-President 4 Annual Staff 4-Business Manager 4 Chorus l,2,3,4-Trio lg Octet 2,3,4 Librarians l,2,3,4-Secretary 35 Pres Newspaper 2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Sno-ball Attendant 4 Cheerleader 4 D.A.R. Award 4 A live wire--that crackles with misc LORAINE LINDA DEWINDT QLorij n3 ident 4 hief. F.H.A. l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Her future is planned- left hand. -third finger, 'Q'!f 2Y CHARLES GERALD DAVIS CSonuyj F.F.A. 2,3,4-Reporter 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4-President 4g Brass Sextet 2 Football 2,3,4 Basketball Manager 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Newspaper 4 There are always two sides to every argu- mentg mine and the wrong side. ,3 MARY KAY DOUBLER fKayl F.H.A. l,2,3,4-Treasurer4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3 Class President 3 Newspaper 2 i'2':fp,,, F. F. A. 1 Drama Club 3,4 Science Club 4 Sno-Ball Attendant 4 get away with it. If Kay doesn't know it, it really is news. DAVID HENRY DEGEETER fHar1eyj l'll do anything onceg twice if I can MY KENNETH HENRY MARTENS Qlvlousej Varsity Club 2, 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Science Club 3,4-President 4 Chorus 4-Boys' Octet 4 Football Manager 2, 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 3 Class Vice-President 3,4 Sno-ball Attendant 4 l'm rather small, but size isn't all. CAROL LORAINE FLOMING CB1OI1d1eJ F,H.A, 1,2,3,4-Secretary 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1-Majorette 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Newspaper 1 Cheerleader 1,2 Homecoming Attendant My heart is not my own good hands. CAROLIE MARIE GRYPP QSHCEZCI, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 What's behind the shyness in her eyes? 1 but it is in KEITH BURTON NOARD fBeaverJ F.F,A. 1,2,3 F. T. A. 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4-President 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Science Club 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,3 Track 1,3,4 Student Council 4 Class President 4 Newspaper 1 Sno-Ball King 4 Without football life would be worthless. up-at LOWELL RUSSELL PECK fPodsj F.T.A. 3 Varsity Club 2, 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Science Club 2,3,4-Secretary Treasurer 2 Band 1,2,3,4-Dance Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2,4 President 4 Class President 1,2 Librarians 2,3 Newspaper 2,3,4 Einstein with a short haircut F.H.A. 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Her heart is like the rn man in it. FRANCIS RHODES QFraDij Transferred from Belvidere High School 2 Drama Club 2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Chorus 2,3,4-Boys' Octet 3 Track 2 wink JEAN ANN RHODES CPeanutsj Transferred from Belvidere High School 2 G.A.A, 3,4-Points Chairman 4 Chorus 2,3,4-Trio 35 Octet 4 oon, there is a Student Council 4 r Newspaper 2, 3 , 4-Co-editor 4 A guy with a three-track mindg long hair, corny jokes, and his gee-tar. SYLVIA MARY VANSTECHELMAN CSy1J F.H.A. 2,3,4-Points Chairman 3 G.A.A. l,2,3,4-Points Chairman 25 Treasurer 31 Council 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4-Junior Editor 3g Co-editor 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3-Secretary-Treasurer 3 Class Vice-President 1 Librarians 2, 3,4-Secretary-Treasurer 4 Newspaper 2,3,4 Sno-ball Attendant 4 May she marry a man with a short name. if ,. Wan., af' +'f4lZ DENNIS EUGENE VANDERSNICK QSnickJ F.E'.A. l,2,3,4-Reporter 31 President 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4-Secretary-Treasurer 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4-Business Manager 4 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3,4 Carnival Attendant 1 Sweetheart Attendant 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Sno-Ball Attendant 4 There might be greater men than I, but I doubt it. t A 1 Live a little, laugh a little, R? love a little. li' F.F.A. l,2,3.4 ?'7 T'fD' MARY M ARGARET VANVOOREN qMargyl F. H. A. 2, 3 , 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Junior Editor 35 Co-Editor 4 Chorus l,2,3 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Class Secretary 4 Librarians 2, 3 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Sno- Ball Queen 4 PAUL EDWARD wYFFELs fPotheadJ The usual thing in an unusual way. Rossa ALLEN YORDY qsaap F. F. A. 1, 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4-Vice- President 4 Drama Club 2,3,4-Vice- President 4 Band 1,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 1 Homecoming King 4 If school is liberty, give me death! PEGGY IDU WILLIAMS fPegl F.H.A. 1,2,3,4-Parliamentarian 2: President 4 Section 10 Vice Pres ident 4 G. A.A. 1, 2,3,4-Points Chairman 3 Drama Club 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4-Photographer 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Class Vice-President Carnival Attendant 1 Crisco Homemaking Sno-Ball Attendant 4 lt is said that those w MR. HOWARD D. ALLISON Class Sponsor 2g Secretary 3 Award 3 ho say little think much MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS . Pomp and Circumstar1ce Class of 1963 :5s?.a,S575?-3599931 ,Lx ,ST 5215515 2 Wiz? ii?-Zi? -11.61255 'fl f fi-::','2a..aaI?sf': a 5731 5 ' ::'f:iL :,9 ' W1 'L - . 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From Diapers . . . ...ff ' - .aw ,F in it DORIS--Me and my dog Corky is real KEITH--I bet l'll be a lover when I good pals! grow up. gfigagff ,. . an ., ,tu t i' 4 v..wi.af' KENNY--I wonder M V PEGGY--Oh! this what this machine 1 clerical practice! would do at Cordova! MARY KAY--What do you MARY MARGARET--Do you mean, Duroc? think l'l1 make Playboy Cal- endar girl this month? t W, 'L Q ji 11f+ 5,4 Q.,4,,,gf' . f 1 m f - ' FRAN--You mean I K 'A W W an., 1 .- .,--... k-s ..-. ,f-, V 1 . have to Wear 3 tie 'M ' 5193 'O I 52' -if . !::.lll - r Q rlla 'f ff ' ' V , VLg,k ,V K ,Nj wk.: K . ' if 158 fi Q lll . , 5 4' ii t -' Jf an 15' ssd M ' i tlmgi' 1!.!' ,A y g Ao 713, Z 'l-l at CHUCK--Oh boy! I've fi LORAINE--Smile? But I got a date with Eileen tonight. didn't get a letter from STEVE--G 11 , I'11 b O Y Pretty Soon e Mike today either. old enough to get a car and go to Geneseo's basketball games. milf WN A Ji- JUDY--lsn't that little O O 9 fit to Diplomas sti ' is 7 1 , fs W if 'W KENNY--l'm almost big enough to walk over Mouse Martens cute though? to Judy's house ! l I JACKIE--Dag nabit, I done got frosting all over my pinkies. r We .. V ,A 1 ., ,sk Vigssfiiga ' rs, A is -.2 v w X .A 4 Q . I E W ,ls-f .W . CAROL--Mmm boy, ljust love those Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Cakes. M' g wh 'tl' ' ,, 1 V ' s sffiwf l i l ' z ,, l PAUL--If you think my salute is some- thing now, wait until I join the National Guard! DENNY--Man, l'l1 go places when Ihit the A.H.S. Tiger team. SYLVIA--Sniff, sniff, my mommy says I can't go steady with Johnny. .3 E -st x 5 s, ,,.1. : ll ir CAROLIE--I'm a cute little girl with a cute litte curl! J il . I ' sl 1 if a f' 291 iffiiieazdri' ROGER--Wook fewwas, I got a widdle wamb! JEAN--Yeah, Rudolph was here, but he took his nose and left. . ,ii fii,:?3E'fa '?2 - inf' fn, l, JM A ,il h DAN--Get a load of these new band-aid plastit: strips. Prophecy Ladies, I am throwing a big party tomorrow night, and I want the house thoroughly cleaned. Mary Margaret, you take the upstairs and Sylvia, you take the downstairs. It was the voice of our employer, Roger Yordy, international playboy, assigning us our duties for the day. Roger graduated with us from our old alma mater, Atkinson High School, twenty years agog and who would 've ever dreamed that today we would be working as his maids! As Roger left the house we began our separate tasks. It wasn't long, however, before we laid aside our mops and pails and sat down with a cup of coffee to leaf through our old 1963 yearbook which Sylvia had found in the library. We thought it might prove interesting to read over the prophecy to see how many of our former classmates actually fulfilled the things prophesied for them. Steve Carton was expected to make use of his experience in construction work, and start his own com- pany, the Carton Construction Corporation. This must not have appealed to Steve because he is now the mayor of his old stomping grounds, Geneseo. Everyone thought that someday Jackie Hathaway would own a large horse ranch, but before she got around to this her pony tail became famous and she is now traveling around the world showing off this creation. Doris Baele was prophesied to become a famous model in New York but everyone should have guessed that Doris would most naturally become a women 's basketball coach. Because of Carol Floming's ability in P.E., we supposed that she might become a Physical Education teacherg but instead she became a bunny at the Playboy Club. She always seemed to have a natural knack for things like that! We really were surprised when we came across Roger 's name and found that our employer was supposed to own a large sheep farm. He sure isn 't doing that now! It was believed that about this time Francis Rhodes should be playing as the main attraction at the Sands Hotelg however, as we all know, Fran had a terrible dislike for razors so he became a beatnik because he just couldn't bear to shave off his beard. Two of our former classmates have become famous authors. Carolie Grypp has written a best seller, lg Eirsy V-it-E 2 EE Weigg based on her own experiences, in spite of the fact that everyone believed she would surely invent a sneeze preventative. Kenny Cleair is the author of the Pulitzer prize winner, -lm Witty Wayg Q Keep Your Friends in Stitches. It seems he wasn't tied up as long in giving his car an even paint job as expected. Lowell Peck made a stab at what was prophesied for him when he attempted to prove Einstein a fake, but this mad scientist failed and now he is just a plain old cotton-picker. Naturally, Mary Kay Doubler was expected to run a Duroc farm, but' no one was really surprised when she started sponsoring teen hops. Whenever anyone saw Dave DeGeeter, they supposed he would probably open a Hurley's Hairstyling Sa- lon, but who would have ever dreamed he turned out to be a---COP ?! Denny Vandersnick made a big success of himself in becoming President of the Snickers Corporation: but, in a way, he probably still wishes that he could 've been a ladies' man in the movies as was prophesied for him. Since Peggy Williams had always done a good job advertising for the Comet Combo, we thought she would surely become their agent, but she is in Hollywood now, working as Luella Parsons right hand man. Judy Billiet took IBM training and was expected to carry on this work, but she has been spending the better part of her life experimenting with a painless mouse-catcher. So far it has proved very effective for her. Kenny Martens was believed to become a millionaire off his dad's farm, but he suddenly went bankrupt when a group of lil' mice invaded and ate up all his profit. Jean Rhodes surprised everyone when she fulfilled her life-long dream of becoming a taxicab driver rather than a famous opera singer. We underestimated Dan Brumas when we prophesied him as becoming a bum, because he has really made a success of himself as a Saber-tooth tiger trainer. Paul Wyffels was certainly the type to become a rich farmer, but we hear that he is working as a barber in Hollywood making a mint off of his famous bowl-cut. It was generally suspected that Loraine DeWindt would become the wife of the Air Force Lt. to whom she was betrothed. However, a Navy colonel came along and swept her off her feet and the Air Force and Navy have been feuding ever since. We will never figure out how Chuck Davis became the owner of a chicken farm because we all know he had such a great love Oy for chickens. It was just naturally believed that he would open his own Chinese restaurant. Keith Noard, who was always our star athlete seemed to be a natural for the position of quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, but Keith is now president of the Beaver Dam Building Corporation. Realizing that everyone else from the class of 1963 has made such a success of his life, we are a bit saddened by the fact that we are merely maids. Sylvia was supposed to have become the private secretary to the president of the Ford Corporation. Mary Margaret, with all her queenly characteristics, was expected to become Miss America someday. We are glad that so many of our former classmates have found fame and fortune and we hope that they will have much happiness in the years to come. Senior Class Wills I, DORIS BAELE, will my shooting arm to COACH DAVIS so he can use it to have a good basketball team next year. I, DAN BRUMAS , will my quiet personality to DENNY VANMEENEN so he can throw quiet tantrums next year. CI'm sure the teachers will thank me for thislj I, JUDY BILLIET, being of sound mind and body hereby will my trap to catch mice to aid the Home Ec Department in catching their mice. I, STEVE CARTON, will my ability to miss Atkinson baske tb a ll games to go to Geneseo to my brother KEITH. I, KENNY CLEAIR, will my ability never to remember anything to TOM NOLAN so he won't be so punctual next year. I, CHUCK DAVIS, will my great track speed to PAT MURPHY so that he can escape the girls. I, DAVE DEGEETER, will my long hair to RONNIE CARTON so his head won't get cold next year. I, IDRAINE DEWINDT, will my diamond to EILEEN BUYSSE so this time it will be real. I, MARY KAY DOUBLER, will my tan Chevy to MARY LOU BILLIET so she can make the trips to Geneseo. I, CAROL FLOMING, will my ability to teach P.E. to LORIES NEULIEB, and my blonde hair to JULI SAYLOR. I, CAROLIE GRYPP, will my ability to sneeze more than six times in a row to KATHY VERKRUYSE. I, JACKIE HATHAWAY, will my long bushy pony tail to any junior girl who wants it. I, KENNY MARTENS, will my ability to do scientific experiments to DENNY VANMEENEN so he won't have any trouble in Physics. I, KEITH NOARD, leave to KEITH CARTON my ability to sneak into the locker room in hopes that he will spend a lot of time there next year. I, LOWELL PECK, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath my nickname, B. F., and all that goes with it to JIM BUYSSE in the hopes that he will carry on this most original custom and pass it on to the next eligible junior when the time comes. 1, JEAN RHODES, win my singing ability to ANDREA JENNES. I, FRANCIS RHODES, leave many happy memories to any following A.H.S. student who might wish to take them over. I also leave my hair and guitar to any Freshman that might come in with a bald head and no fingers. I, DENNY VANDERSNICK , will my blue truck and my good looks to GARY DE CAUSEMAKER so he can be the Cassanova of the school next year. I, SYLVIA VANSTECHELMAN, will my ability to write yummy letters to FRANCES CAUWELS SO Mike won't be lonely while he 's in the National Guard. I, MARY MARGARET VANVOOREN, will my ability to go steady during my senior year, and like it, to RHONDA DEAN so she will have a happy love life next year. I, PEGGY WILLIAMS, will my ability to get along with Geneseo boys to IRIS SIMON. I, PAUL WYFFELS, will my ability to read magazines behind school books to BILLY POWELL so he can get away with it next year. I, ROGER YORDY , will my wool to FUDDY ATWELL so he can cover up his good looks. O Junior Eileen Buysse President. .... . . . . . . . . . . Diane Carton Vice- President . . . . .Gary De Causemaker .Tim Buysse Diane Carton 1 ls - -,'. V K 5 QM Q , Keith Carton Ronnie Carton David Cathelyn Keith Causemaker Frances Cauwels Marvin Cauwels Gay Claeys Rhonda Dean Q 3 . R r :'f' f , ,lv i Gary De Causemaker IT' ,4 Janet De Sutter Andrea Iennes Class Secretary. . . . . Dennis Van Meenen Treasurer . . . .... Rhonda Dean 'W Cheryl De May - 8 W Q. 1 53 7 5 , ' r..,a. af-1 ., we Roger Goreth Sheryl Harris 4 ,, 'l! '1'1' ' 'TSW' ' , ' .. 1 'ig rf -: 2 Mike Minneart Lories Neuleib Tom N013l'1 Class Sponsor ............. June Powell Dennis Van Meenen Ierilyn Storm Kathy Verkruyse 1 r .:, . I -' f ' .. ff' 'K ,.,. , : ' S a gn ? if 3 , - ' aww- A X1 1 ailsiizzair Richard Piester Iris Simon Carol Specht Marilyn Tadlock Charles Ullrick Stanley Verstraete Darrell Walters Junior Class History As the school doors opened on August 2'7, 1962, 30 Juniors entered the halls to begin their third year at A. H. S. Mrs. Powell, our class sponsor, directed the first class meeting with the election of officers. Those elected were as follows: President-Diane Carton: Vice-President-Gary De Causemakerg Secretary-Dennis Van Meeneng Treasurer-Rhonda Dean. Representatives in Student Council were Rhonda Dean, Iris Simon, and Diane Carton. Rhonda Dean was chosen junior attendant for the Homecoming and Lories Neulieb, Kathie Verkruyse and Gay Claeys were chosen as Varsity cheerleaders. The biggest event of the school year was the Junior-Senior Prom on April 27, which brought us to the end of a fun-filled and successful year at Atkinson High School. s 3, y'-is A Q, t i .w g fr. V - by L K ' W w 33 Sophomore Ray Atwell , . U , President ........................ Mike Nutt Mary Lou Billiet Margaret Boelens Diane Brumas Jill Carmichael Warren Carton ii.,.?fi 'U'W', M 'I wwf 4 , 2 Theresa Cauwels Paul Claeys Judy De Geeter Mary Ann De Sutter Mary Ann De Windt Denny Diericx Judy Egert Sandy Egert Sally Eriksen l , 1 Class di i iv: we i 2 Alvin Humphrey 4 'W - f S, up Q. A , 'grimy' , -Q 22 :M jf -ef A Vice President ........... Richard Ver Heecke jerry james Karen Laleman Secretary ....... ..... I ill Carmichael fl? , 'fl gf lLA he X N 'Q Dan Leander Rita Locke Steve Mapes 1 ...ff 'QTZIT' .,,,,,vi Veronica Meulebroeck Sally Morrell Pat Murphy Gary Nickerson , 'Uk fl 'r,1 , rr N lit NW S . ': 7 L i ar 'A r C l S eeh - --f' 6 dd . ii l fl S i f Galen Noard Mike Nutt Bill Powell Patty Powell Sharon Reiling N gas 3 W Gia. Juli Saylor Rolland Snyder R-,:,: ..,,,.... Class Sponsor ............ . . . Arlene Busch Marvin Sleaford Sharon Stanfield 4:-.4-rf' K Q ,, ,rr,rr . r, .. , as . ' Dave Van De Voord Sharon Van De Voord Jim Van Hyfte if 4.,y V, 'kg' W ,L. il. A ir- Mike Van Opdorp Richard Van Opdorp Ronnie Van Opdorp Jerry Van Vooren 1Q 'P' , , ,ei f i g k as X ga . -. - 3+ 'i' g X E 4' if I it Q fa! 5 Richard Ver Heecke Richard Walters Terry Vicevich Imogene Williams Kathy Yackley , rw I Sophomore Class Histor On August 27, 1962, forty-five silly sophomores filed through the halls ofA.H.S. excited about the prospects of the coming year. During the year the sophomores were sorry to lose Sally Morrell and Rolland Snyder. The officers elected for the 1962-63 year were: President-Mike Nutt, Vice President-Richard Ver- Heecke, Secretary-Treasurer-Jill Carmichael. The class was well represented in various activities. The Homecoming attendant was Margaret Boelens. Cheerleaders were Sandy Egert, Sharon VanDeVoorde and Jill Carmichael. The representatives in Student Council were Richard VerHeecke, Mike Nutt and Jim VanHyfte. The sophomores have enjoyed this past year and eagerly look forward to the next two years at A. H. S. as . . ' , . 1' i , ...,. , , V 5 itself- f .. 1 ,..y.w' 1 - . + A g'H,s . i 7 Freshman H'6SidC1'lI ...................... .RDb6l.'I Al'lgLIS Lynda A1'1101d Roger Carton Joe Buysse Devonne Carlson Gary Claeys Jay Decker Edith Couve ,iv aww , ' R ,,' R A rr 6 R 1r--. R Robert Angus b Danny Brteser Ruthann Carlson Ronnie Croegaert Jon Decker Class Jim DeGeeter Tom Decirave Bm Diericx Treasurer . . . Barbara Dobbels Janis Erickson Ronnie Estes Secretary............... ' sss X Qs s ff-4 if Jim Gentry Jack Griffin I Frank Hance Sally Sue Floming 'Q M xy fl ef- 1 Harold Hoffmeier Karen JGUUCS Lynda Arnold Roger Carton Class Sponsor . . .... William Davis , .V :-' ,ss , Danny Smith lik Gwyn law ge' 1 ,, mpgs? :gg 7 1: .. v.2i - .r r-'ssi2,'1',.5 K' ' - :five , .r A., ,, Marina McKune .Tim Powell ,K . , Mary Specht 'Gu' 'ff-uv-any f' ., sum was 23 A ' f2,s.? '1' -g .iz an Q Dennis Moon Darla Roegiers ID' Jay Saylor he-' Connie Stanfield Barbara Vandersnick Vernon VanDeVoord Doug Yordy Absent when pictures were taken: Jim Dwyer, Daryle Snyder, Johnetta Lackey Freshman Class Histor On August 27, 1962, 38 new students entered A. H.S. At our first class meeting, with Coach William Davis as our sponsor, the officers were elected. They were as follows: President-Robert Angus, Vice-President-Roger Carton, Secretary-Treasurer-Lynda Arnold. Robert Angus, Joe Buysse, and Dennis Moon represented us in Student Council, and Darla Roegiers was selected as our Homecoming attendant. Lynda Arnold was the only Freshman elected as a member of the Iunior Varsity cheerleading squad. We have all enjoyed this past year as Freshmen and we know that in the years to come, they will be just as enjoyable. 1 Q 7 N AL iw Vi Q -ff Q. it jf nf I K I Vfi T 'f? I ? sls ,K t . Best liked senior girl Best liked senior boy Neatest dressed senior girl Nearest dressed senior boy Mary Margaret Van Vooren Roger Yordy Sylvia Van Stechelman Denny Vandersnick Who's Who at Best sportsmanship Best sportsmanship 5S1'1i0r most likely to senior boy senior girl Most studious senior boy Most studious senior girl Succeed Keith Noard Judy Billiet Lowell Peck Sylvia Van Stechelman Lowell Peck ppir, ' sosf . B issrs if :: ' 7, K iki' 3 ' Most bashful girl Devonne Carlson Best gum chewer Cutesr Couple Wittiest Susie Arnold Judy and Kei-my Kenny Cleair S0phiSIiC21ISC1 56I1i01' Jolliest Junior Silliest Sophomore Lowell Peck Kathy Verkruyse Mary Lou Billiet Most bashful boy Denny Diericx Loudest Laugh Mary Lou Billiet Greenest Freshman Jack Griffin A,aw..,:. ., ' -' ' A' 'K ' f-:P- '1:f ., W. .. no ff:::':.E::'2E',.53:i ' Tm :E ' ' :. 1 gif' ,fl Q 1 r 1' is i5:-f :5::'a5-,- 5 Q1 5 'fl ' fr' ' ' -. Qs i 4, , .s,, . 1. .. F22 5 I 'if' H-'Z V 35511 5 . N ' B i - , ,1f'?' : gggfles' 3977 711 22: 25 Class Snaps Typing II French I Yr H Algebra II Art Home Economics I Social Problems English II Agriculture III 8: IV Physical Science Band Gdds 'n Ends DANCE CLASS Mr. St Mrs. Cunningham FOOTBALL BANQUET tiff H L. A -L n fx :sw n .af 1' it S 'f pe 1 r '+' Bf.,.q- Stretch Miller Receiving Awards ASSEMBLIES Frank Ditto Appollo Quartet The Scrence of Safety Alwoocl Exchange Student Ray Montsalvatge 0 l1963 ' -' Annual Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Denny Vandersnick, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Miss Busch, Advisor, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Judy Billiet, SECOND ROW: Rhonda Dean, Diane Carton, Iris Simon, Carol Floming, Mary Kay Doubler, Janet De Sutter, Peggy Williams, Sheryl Harris, Frances Cauwels, Marilyn Tadlock, Lories Neuleib. 27 , , i,,i V -- VQII , 111 wi : f'.:-,, 1-+1 In Editors J N Junior Editors Business Managers Jiri Photographers Advisor F.H.A. if J JJJL ff Q f J ,L L J A L J 1 E is - P i LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Cauwels, Judy DeGeeter, Sharon Stanfield, Barbara Dobbels, Mary Ann DeSut- ter, SECOND ROW: Diane Carton, Points and Projectsg Imogene Williams, Points and Projects: Judy Egert, Recreation Chairmang Lories Neuleib, Parliamentariang Peggy Williams, President, Janet DeSutter, Vice- Presidentg Carol Floming, Secretaryg Mary Kay Doubler, Treasurerg Jerilyn Storm, Public Relationsg THIRD ROW: Karen Jennes, Frances Cauwels, Sally Morrell, Sally Floming, Edith Couve, Mrs. Robert Powell, Advisorg Johnetta Lackey, Veronica Meulebroeck, Kathy Verkruyse, Barbara Vandersnick, Iris Simon, FOURTH ROW: Loraine De Windt, Rhonda Dean, Andrea Jennes, Ruth Ann Carlson, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Devonne Carlson, Sharon Reiling, Jill Carmichael, Patty Powell, Janis Erickson, Jean Rhodes, FIFTH ROW: Sally Eriksen, Mary Ann De Windt, Darla Roegiers, Kathy Yackley, Judy Billiet, Karen Laleman, Rita Locke, Mary Specht, Lynda Arnold, Connie Stanfield, Carolie Grypp, SIXTH ROW: Sheryl Harris. Juli Saylor, Diane Brumas, Margaret Boelens, Cheryl DeMay, Doris Baele, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Eileen Buysse, Marilyn Tadlock, Sharon VanDeVoord. i , l it A - Vx 'gif' a Y, X F. F.A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Davis, Mike Nutt, Denny Vandersnick, Keith Carton, Marvin Cauwels, Ronnie Carton, SECOND ROW: Jim Dwyer, Vernon Van De Voord, Robert Angus, Jack Griffin, Harold Hoffmeier, THIRD ROW: Roger Carton, Paul Wyffels, Keith Causemaker, Pat Murphy, Warren Carton, Jim De Geeter, Mr. Allison, Advisor, FOURTH ROW: David Cathelyn, Gary De Causernaker, Richard Walters, Darrell Walters, Ronnie Van Opdorp, Steve Carton. w 1 , Compliments of Gilbert J. Pritchard and Vandemore Funeral Home .A.A. ii Y .JAJ ini ,H I I 1-i f y Q z , - , TP 1 :- , I ' 'W if -, - 4- X 3, k I I V, Q, 5 R i K- N LL K. I I . fs J 'il iz . r A I if 1 A I it or an ' A li A ij A fig' 4 lg I vi' i 3' 1 ff . R pi i 'X LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Stanfield, Jean Rhodes, Points Chairmen: Iris Simon, Treasurer: Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Vice President: Judy Billiet, President: Rhonda Dean. Sylvia Van Stechelman, Mary Lou Billiet, Janet De Sutter, Council Members: SECOND ROW: Judy Egert, Judy DeGeeter, Karen Jennes, Loraine De Windt, Mary Ann De Sutter, Sally Sue Floming, Peggy Williams, Mary Kay Doubler, Barbara Vandersnick, Theresa Cauwels, Jackie Hathaway, Mrs. Van Hamme, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Mary Ann De Windt, Sally Eriksen, Gay Claeys, Frances Cauwels, Rita Locke, Connie Stanfield, Carolie Grypp, Lynda Arnold, Ve- ronica Meulebroeck, Kathy Verkruyse, Johnetta Lackey, FOURTH ROW: Darla Roegiers, Patty Powell, Lories Neuleib, Imogene Williams, Karen Lalemen, Jill Carmichael, Sandy Egert, Carol Floming, Sharon Van De Voord, Juli Saylor, Mary Specht, Diane Carton, Jerilyn Storm, FIFTH ROW: Carol Specht, Mari- lyn Tadlock, Ruth Ann Carlson, Kathy Yackley, Diane Brumas, Doris Baele, Cheryl De May, Margaret Boelens, Eileen Buysse, De Vonne Carlson, Andrea Jennes, Sheryl Harris. G. A. A. In Action G. A. A. Initiation Modern Dance Daddy-Daughter Date Night G. A. A. Roller Skating Party Drama Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Mapes, Kenny Martens, Mike Minnaert, Secretary-Treasurer: Roger Yordy, Vice President: Mr. Beauprez, Advisory Judy Billiet, President: Richard Ver Heecke, Chuck Davis, Steve Carton, SECOND ROW: Mary Ann De Sutter, Gay Claeys, Loraine De Windt, Iris Simon, Carolie Grypp, Carol Floming, Carol Specht, Jean Rhodes, Peggy Williams, Kathy Verkruyse. Jackie Hathaway, Mary Kay Doubler, THIRD ROW: Judy De Geeter, Mary Lou Billiet, Frances Cauwels, Rhonda Dean, Juli Saylor, Diane Brumas, Lories Neuleib, Jerilyn Storm, Diane Carton, Imogene Williams, Theresa Cauwels, Sally Eriksen, FOURTH ROW: Sandy Egert, Sharon Van De Voord, Margaret Boelens, Sheryl Harris, Dave De Geeter, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Janet De Sutter, Dan Brumas, Eileen Buysse, Marilyn Tadlock, Jill Car- michael, FIFTH ROW: Cheryl De May, Doris Baele, Keith Causemaker, Keith Noard, Kenny Cleair, Gary Nickerson, Denny Vandersnick, Frances Rhodes, Mike Nutt, Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Andrea Jennes. 5 I , , I I A ..,, rr .ps ., .rf 1:13223 if.1rrff5wS- '-'- 1 7, 'Q '5 fa - ' i sf 1 'f ' 5 - ' - 2 ' 31 1 Y A J M5 E55 'rg . ,ating , -X ' ,iff rs A sfo: ...M C 3 Q Q rr, ' r nl in 3 QQ s . tudent Council Q ,b ' . - - ml LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Margaret Van Vooren, Vice-President: Lowell Peck, President: William Schehl, Advisor: Iris Simon, Secretary- Treasurer: SECOND ROW: Richard Ver Heecke, Rhonda Dean, Francis Rhodes, Keith Noard, Mike Nutt, Kenny Cleair, Joe Buysse, Robert Angus, Diane Carton, Dennis Moon. Varsity Club Q Ax LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Van Meenen, Public Relations: Keith Noard, President: Roger Yordy, Vice-Presi- dent: Dennis Vandersnick, Secretary: SECOND ROW: Dick VanOpdorp, Richard Ver Heecke, Chuck Davis, Kenny Martens, Mike VanOpdorp, THIRD ROW: William Schehl, Advisor: Ronnie,Carton, Mike Minnaert, Raymond Atwell, William Davis, Advisor: FOURTH ROW: Keith Causemaker, Gary DeCausemaker, Tom Nolan, Jim Buysse, Steve Carton, Kenny Cleair, FIFTH ROW: Galen Noard, Gary Nickerson, Lowell Peck, Dennis Diericx, Mike Nutt. Librarians LEFT TO RIGHT: David Cathelyn, Darrell Walters, SECOND ROW: Dan Brumas, Tom Nolan, Vice Presi- dentg Mrs. Griffith, Advisory Judy Billiet, Presidentg Sylvia Van Stechelman, Secretary-Treasurer, Gary Nickerson, THIRD ROW: Jackie Hathaway, Margaret Boelens, Carol Specht, Eileen Buysse, Sheryl Harris, Ierilyn Storm, Karen Jennes, Sally Sue Floming. Newspaper Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Billiet, Tom Nolan, Co-editorg Mr. Beauprez, Advisory Francis Rhodes, Co-editorg Mary Margaret Van Vooren, SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Billiet, Ruth Ann Carlson, DeVonne Carlson, Marilyn Tadlock, Eileen Buysse, Sheryl Harris, Margaret Boelens, THIRD ROW: Iris Simon, Frances Cauwels, Lories Neulieb, Diane Carton, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Ierilyn Storm, Rhonda Dean, FOURTH ROW: Denny Van Meenen, Steve Carton, Jim Buysse, Lowell Peck, .Toe Buysse, Keith Causemaker, Chuck Davis. F.T. . V 1!v1p454'5 ,, , XS af' S - -- ...Yfs55i?,Mf'01f, ' rum in., . ' we-9'i !-a Y , . met? w M ' -JMR' Q : N eh is A LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Hathaway, Sally Eriksen, Diane Carton, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Tadlock, Presi- dentg Frances Cauwels, Secretary-Treasurerg Iris Simon, Gay Claeys, SECOND ROW: Mr. Beauprez, Advisor: Lories Neuleib, Kathy Verkruyse, Mary Lou Billiet, Diane Brumas, Rhonda Dean, Jerilyn Storm, THIRD ROW: Keith Noard, Sheryl Harris, Eileen Buysse, Janet De Sutter, Cheryl De May, Sandy Egert, Jill Car- michael, Galen Noard, Science Club ANI LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Smith, Jon Decker, Doug Yordy, Jay Decker, Gary Claeys, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mahanes, Advisory Lowell Peck, Secretaryg Kenny Martens, Presidentg Dennis Van Meenen, Vice President, THIRD ROW: Jim Buysse, Gary De Causemaker, Steve Carton, Tom Nolan. Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT' Mary Ann De Sutter Gay Clae s Ther CI l . , y , esa ,auwe s, Judy Egert, Barbara Dobbels, Jean Rhodes, Judy De Geeter, Iris Simon, Judy Billiet, SECOND ROW: Francis Rhodes, Jim Van Hyfte, Kenny Martens, Lowell Peck, Gary Nickerson, Joe Buysse, Jim Dwyer, Ronnie Croegaert, Jim De Geeter, THIRD ROW- ' f ' . Mrs. Powell, Advisor, Sharon Stanfield Frances Cauwels Sall Morrell Sall S Fl , , y , y ue oming, Edith Couve, Karen Jennes, Johnetta Lackey, Veronica Meulebroeck, Kathy Verkruyse, Barbara Vandersnick, FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Billiet, Rhonda Dean, Andrea Jennes, Ruth Ann Carlson, Sylvia Van Stechelman, Devonne Cal h ' ' ' ' r son, S aron Reilmg, Sandy Egert, Jill Carmichael Patty Powell Janis Erickson FIFTH RO , , - , W: Sally Eriksen, Mary Ann De Windt, Darla Roegiers, Imogene Williams, Diane Carton, Karen Laleman, Carol l F oming, Mary Specht, Lynda Arnold, Connie Stanfield, Carolie Grypp, SIXTH ROW: Jerilyn Storm, Sheryl Harris, Juli Sa lor, Dia B y ne rumas, Margaret Boelens, Cheryl De May, Janet De Sutter, Eileen Buysse, Marilyn Tadlock, Lories Neuleib, Sharon Van De Voord. Boys Ensemble LEFT TO RIGHT: Lowell Peck, Gary Nickerson, Joe Buysse, Francis Rhodes, Jim Van I-lyfte, Jim De Geeter, Kenny Martens, Ronnie Croegaert, Jim Dwyer. Senior Octet LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Powell, Directory Gay Claeys, Iris Simon, Mary Ann De Sutter, Judy Billiet, Kathy Verkruyse, Jean Rhodes, Sheryl Harris, Andrea Iennes. Junior Gctet LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Powell, Directory Juli Saylor, Patty Powell, Edith Couve, Lynda Arnold, Imogene Williams, Eileen Buysse. Absent when picture was taken: Judy Egert, Sally Morrell. 'U E on 1 EIVC I' eG D Steve TI, Ege Terry a DeGrave, nd Li Noord db' Ju Reporterg col, Ni Karen eDecker, D CHC G Rhodes, eier, Justin l'1'1 fe Hof old al' T:H GH I R TO LEFT Presidentg is 3V D Chuck SOD, rl Ca Vonne D6 CIT, ES Sandy retaryg son, Sec rl Ca EH Ruth A Eric kson, is ith, Jan ITI S anny D , Instructor Y lattl G I' ROW: M D SECON Barb eeter, eG THD ,Ii Specht Mary OOD M ennis rdy, D Yo Doug 95 8 Lar rdy, Member at Roger Yo v ard N0 ck, Galen Noard, Keith 1Pe e1 rson , Low ke Gary Nic rd VanDeVoo 61'l'1OI'1 Vandersnick, V Dance Band XN5' 'Qfr a W 0 Y. ?3':?:Sih!x 4 ., 5, gi? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Glattly, Directorg Sandy Egert, Dennis Moon, Eugene De Decker, Janis Erickson Keith Noard, Justin Rhodes, Lowell Peck, Douglas Yordy, Gary Nickerson, Ray Atwell. 0 Tlgerettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Eriksen, Mary Ann De Sutter, Karen Laleman, SECOND ROW: Veronica Meule broeck, Iu1iSay1or, Carol Floming, Majorette, Diane Brumas, Sharon Reiling. A , Q K as ' 1 Q I r Q3 2 , y, f gg f wr Y i , TW? N - ,W wg, ,Sv it Ala A T T gssfjflfg, . .V i V., , im WW, , if R -,M ,f sag I ki it ,N K 8 4 f Y Q 2 ,V .- 1, -.. . ' ' ' Memories are made of this '??? ' , f x ! L is was M MSE Q 5 r xiii? qaxffixggsgx S X X 5 E Eigafazii l And he said he was going to call tonight too! sawn - 2, ,,, ,, .. fwxar tr .pf ffffflinnsz ff Q33 s-if if irdie F? 5 it .Q ss sr' is fam W, mm gram 5521: .11S1fa::trsfsf 1:-rw inflam- sr .8 the team . . 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Bicon turn your head, I can't stand the glare! went! dickens? think of my tie ? 1, -. sf.-he standing up' You gotta admit, it beats :ing ill Q 8 sf X if if V 1. at 7 X ifsreilgiff My Q E 1963 . ,H J. ,,, Q Wx . Q, 4 .fx 'X 56 P ff Homecoming King Roger Yordy Queen Mary Margaret Van Vooren 1 2 if 2 'f f Tr 3 Compliments of Babe Vandersnick Trucking Phone 722.1 QW Doris Baele Rhonda Dean Keith Noard Denny Vandersnick Margaret Boelens Darla Roegiers Steve Carton Kenny Clearr xw, Lots Of help for decorating BUFI1. 01'i0I1. 311111 Captain Keith leads the Snake Dance That Wonderful o ff' - ,D , i jr A V 7 f- A . Q' A l-4. 1 V Q , , y 1. is W E? f yff e iz' sf f The Senior cheering section Denny, Denny, he's our Rah, yea, R0g! 3 cheers for Kenny man Let's show them we can hustle Let's win, Tigers Bengals at the line . ,,.. 3 :Egg , ,s ,sy M W il' ffyij,-avi Our undefeated gridiron Push 'em back, Shove 'em The C1385 AIfCHdaHtS - - champs back Homecoming Weekend . . . . . . and their escorts King Roger escorts Queen Mary Margaret I crown you Queen of the The 1962 Royalty The Swingin Corvettes The Victors' Grand March '62 Homecoming C..,.I.-II FN--- -- i1 Compliments of the Atkinson Trust gl Savings Bank Phone: 7635 CH Snoball Royalty LEFT TO RIGHT: Denny Vandersnick, Peggy Williams, Kenny Martens, Sylvia Van Stechelman Judy Billiet, Dave De Geeter, Lories Neulieb, Steve Carton. Cperation a ' . A, Rehearsal Students, something has to be done! I would like to point out an error you made, Miss Smith. Stagehands A ent Swatz at our service. , , , g Y Y Wouldn't it be something if these knowledge pills really worked! l 3 Good morning, are you Principal Smith? Do you understand your mission? Blockhead It's all my fault .... 1-- J -Z '-'f A-A-1'-v-, Y- ,. , iarrr . frf Lramwiafx a ffl : ff ff - A -ei -Mfk .- K N 0 f ii 1 r f A 1 if is 4 1 ge , l ' ' H 'Z' 'ii' il '57 E 5 i' 'ali au , nf , f Q ' 3 ' 3 ' w . A ai . VY 4 :il t .-an Q I v.-v - Rag, tag, jag, with a kick, hop, hop. The Grand Finale A thank you to Mr. Beauprez and Mr. Glattly Junior-Senior Prom Hey Frances, say cheese! Junior girls hard at work! Done at last . .. oops! forget the broom. Don't just stand there, do something! How do you like my new formal? is 5 lisp. mfmgw , t L V V ' gfmgig.-'g , , . '12-5.r::z'.w-M.. .f ,- dst 1 , ., ....,5..1., ..,f:m,,t. , ,:f :':' Tl '- AW? Now we 're done . Southern Serenade Enjoying dinner at the Oaks before the Prom, .ef-signify ' it gf X1 Fountain in a Southern Garden Refreshments on the veranda Dancing beneath the stars. A Twist to the Corvettes! Boy! Did he dance good last night! I knew I shou1dn't have eaten that Snap-Crack1e- Pop for you can do it. CME! Picture breakfast! QQ ' Y ' If? Smlle - You re on Candid Camera d a ao doo d I ee A K U' Hey fellas, do you expect t I Yiu ottg g e You 're not going to put this in the I got this far, now annual! ? what do I do? get a suntan that way? . .g k1dd1n'! :L 4 gin ss ,r 1 dhyd h an ' . s ' 4 5 ' I Oh no! Another Parting is such Q o f I CI1dl1fH1'1CC- sweet Sorrow- Only our hair dresser knows for sure??'? y , Uhm. . . Margy, Ithink you 1 -- ' A- Hey! Look at me have your apron on wrong. M , rr I hf ' Ha! Ha! You didn't catch do the twlsf- . . I ...-. : , . me out parkrng last nrght! or 'Ss - - UC . . .. W ' - Ooooh Iijlst go af Is that Jrm Frankenrelder jg p f '- t e o ,- go OH a le on over there? Q L these days! E' 'E ls. I Just found a cure for baldness . Oh no, here comes Lip! ! - 1192120 fi ,i 1 I v. I x- Scheh1's Bengals Defeat Orion Chargers 7-0 The Tigers won their Homecoming game in spite of the mud which made 1 touchdown as hard to get as 3. The Tigers got their lone touchdown in the second quarter when Keith Noard rambled around the left end for the Tiger's six points. Noard also scored the extra point. Keith Noard Football It's Stars Quarterback Roger Yordy Denny Vandersnick Kenny Cleair Chuck Davis Steve Carton End Tackle Guard Center End l and Highlights Tigers Down Rockridge 28-6 for the Championship Keith Noard, Roger Yordy, and Mike Min- neart scored the winning touchdowns, to end the season with perfect 8-0 record. Extra points were scored by Keith Noard and Mike Minneart. The game ball, signed by the team, was presented to Roger Goreth in memory of his last game at AHS. William Schehl Coach Mike Minneart Roger Goreth Gary DeCausemaker Mike Nutt Galen Noard Fullback Halfback Guard Halfback Tackle Varsity .M mt Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Noard, Steve Carton, Denny Vandersnick, Chuck Davis, Roger Yordy, Kenny Cleair, SECOND ROW: Darrell Walters, Mike Minnaert, Denny VanMeenen, Ronnie Carton, David Cathe lyn, Charles Ullrick, Gary DeCausemaker, THIRD ROW: Ray Atwell, Mike Nutt, Galen Noard, Richard Walters, Richard VerHeecke, William Schehl, Coach. COACHES , . 7 All x Bill Davis, Bill Schehl VARSITY SCORE S WE 33 . . . .Winola . 27 . . . .Alwood . . . 26 . . . .Cambridge . 32 . . . .Westmer . . 7 . . . .Orion . . . 22 . . . .Sherrard. . 28 . . . .Rockridge . . THEY ..l2 . 6 . 7 . O . O . 7 . 6 Junior Varsity Q3 .- - fm S. A L 4. l LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Decker, Ronnie Croegaert, Jack Griffin, Harold Hoffmeier, Robert Angus, Jim Dwyer Tom DeGrave, Bill Diericx, SECOND ROW: Jon Decker, Danny Smith, Warren Carton, Bill Powell Steve Mapes, Pat Murphy, Roger Carton, Danny Brieser, Doug Yordy, THIRD ROW: Dick VanOpdorp, Mike Van Opdorp, Richard Walters, Marvin Sleaford, Denny Diericx, Ronnie VanOpdorp, Joe Buysse, Denny Moon Richard VerHeecke, William Davis, Coach. I. V. SCORES WE 7 . . Winola . . 0 . . Alwood. . . 7 . . Cambridge . . 14 . . Westmer . '7 . . Orion . . 0 . , Sherrard . 0 . . Rockridge. . THEY . 14 . 6 . 20 , 0 . 18 .7 .20 MANAGERS Jim Powell, Gary Nickerson 1 RSI A P' if -lamf 9715 Q X If l Q Gay Claeys, Judy Billiet, Lories Neuleib, Kathy Verkruyse Iill Carmichael, Sandy Egert, Sharon Van De Voord, Lynda Arnold N I 0 xg ap .,.STe,,5 ,J x 4, ' L d l -x 1 ,4 R S XX Captain Keith Noard Senior, Guard Starting LOWSH PSCR Galen Noard Denny Vandersnick Senior , Forward Senior , Forward Sophomore, Center Tigers Mike Minnaert Junior, Guard Denny VanMeenen Junior , Guard Varsity 314 'X 4 ftgggh Fqvfxs J 55 Latex 1 gui LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Minnaert, Denny Vandersnick, Lowell Peck, Keith Noard, Denny VanMeenen, Galen Noard, SECOND ROW: William Davis, Coach, Mike Nutt, Dick VanOpdorp, Denny Diericx, Jim Buysse, Ronnie Carton, Roger Yordy, Gary Nickerson, Manager. VARSITY SCORES We They 39 . . . . Tiskilwa . . . . 55 42 . . . . Western . . . 46 44 . . . . Sherrard . . . 37 47 . . . . Winola . . . 56 37 . . . . Westmer . . . 55 53 . . . Tampico. . . 47 47 . . . . Sherrard .... . 40 33 . . . . wearhersfield . . . 45 34 . . . . Annawan . . . 50 43 . . . Orion . . . . 52 37 . . . . Westmer . . . 50 52 . . . Rockridge . . 58 46 . . . Westmer . . . 48 54 . . . . Alwood . . . 59 37 . . . . Orion . . . . 60 45 . . . . Annawan . . . 54 58 . . . Rockridge . . 56 71 . . . . Winola . . . 55 42 . . . Alwood . . . 55 47. . . . Cambridge. . . 62 Rinky Dinks 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Van Opdorp, Denny Diericx, Mike Nutt, Dick Van Opdorp, SECOND ROW: Billy Diericx, Jim Powell, Doug Yordy, Joe Buysse, Danny Smith, Jim Gentry, THIRD ROW: William Schehl, Coach, Jay Decker, Gary Claeys, Ronnie Estes, Roger Carton, Ion Decker, Robert Angus, Chuck Davis, Manager, I. V. SCORES We They 26 . . . . Tiskilwa . . . . 35 18 . . . . Western . . . .46 45 . . . . Sherrard , , , , 47 39 . . . . Winola . . . . 57 38 . . . . Westmer , , , , 45 28 , , , , Tampico , , , , 43 47 . . . . Sherrard . . . . 55 37 . . . . Orion . . . . 43 69 . . . . Rockridge . . . 63 32 . . . . Cambridge . . , . 31 46 . . . . Westmer . . . . 29 35 . . . . Alwood . . . . 55 57 . . . . Orion . . . . 52 24 . . . . Annawan . . . . 54 67 . . . . Rockridge . . . 54 45 . . . . Winola . . . . 64 47 . . . . Alwood . . . . 60 42. . . .Cambridge. . . .52 Baseball xy? at 1 . K f -ami' ,N i , fwi Q, fl! - We 4025. r Y' ggi ,, . V -, ,Nia X A A LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Smith, Jon Decker, Warren Carton, Doug Yordy, Dennis Moon, Ronnie Crogaert, Jay Decker, Mike Van Opdorp, SECOND ROW: Mike Minnaert, Roger Yordy, Tom Nolan, Denny Vander-- snick, Galen Noard, Jim Buysse, Dick Van Opdorp, Dennis Van Meenen. , Y QM- ? , , 2 , ,,,r., H wi 1 :fi-' .. ,. Fre q? '?.'5:. iff L ig-rf . ' ' iff 255723253-957 '- if Zg1E,,E55f'f A L . . Sf E: 2, .. :eP,1w,,s Mjigfzsieisiif' -we 555' :li-f 3 -- : :L ' T in iii 24? in M 'G 1 .Wy ' 5 J. f 1 H mi. MQ SE, , Q ,pf 4-' mr , S f ,gm m X gf 5 . Z Q f We -, ,Jw , 1, , , : 1:11 1 ,1 I 5yf12?aw:2f1ig2zg1,.sP 'si I E i-nf W, Q Z' 45? .' ,. ing -szxzff ry 4 . 2 X .ii 4 L i Q 1 V J wr ' 'sf S s ,. 'W m ,,Pz,1w t1p P .. Track LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Van Opdorp, Richard Ver Heecke, Roger Carton, Jim Gentry, Bill Diericx, Robert Angus, Warren Carton. SECOND ROW: Gary De Causemaker, Mike Minnaert, Galen Noard, Denny Dei- ricx, Denny Vandersnick, Keith Noard, Chuck Davis, Kenny Cleair, Ronnie Carton, Mike Nutt, Steve Car- ton, Dick Van Opdorp. ATKINSON HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORD EVENT NAME Low hurdles Gene DeSutter High hurdles Gene DeSutter 100 yd. dash Dean Teerlinck 220 yd. dash Phil Moens, Jr. Mile Larry Locke 880 yd. relay Chuck Davis Keith Noard Keith Causemaker Mike Minnaert TIME 22.8 16.4 10.1 23.4 4.44 1:37 YEAR 1960' 1960 1946 1953 1960 1963 Mile relay High jump Broad jump Pole vault Shot put Discus 440 yd. dash Gary Goreth Dean Roman Gene DeSutter Ralph Mapes Gordon DeVrieze Roger Goreth Hank Little I im Hamer Jim Hamer Mike Nutt 3:51 6' 1f2 20' 8 11' 48' 9 140' 56.4 1960 1949 1962 1948 1949 1949 1963 1 . fi ' ' fit? ia 7 y 1 Q Yea-a-a Team! And PT'OOIE Oh boy, that was a Hey Loraine get to work! This will teach you to talk back to a senior. Does anybody know why we're standing here? Q. it r : .,,. hy I - h W 4 Y, :li it 4 K Ii' .g , . G 5 g it . E g J Thalt s okay alen Sie Oh no, not another --Smile Lump, we just all We our UPS HH - ' .. d - Wilt Chalnbeflaln. won the conference. .ggi Hee Hee, quit tickling me. f Who turned out the lights? Now Charlie, don 't get bitter. i i Jzrfgwf Ha, Ha kid. You'r e not gonna wi -v-,.. Senior Autographs 31 iizgo 25 PQ wi Q- -v f?fif ffWWWE2 ,k fx J f Q KM 9 Km Sw ov . ob . .ff lx i Mm ,WWW MMVWWWW41 wavy WMX W My M QP Qffwfl QM Fads 'n Fashions 1 '1Vs,1s-f ' ' Trench Coats Sweatshirts 'X r 6 Suspenders, Patch Blouses, and 5 Hair Bows Tennis Shoes Rings Campus Cut 84 Flip Hairstyles Wrap-around Skirts 8a Campus Slacks Large Purses Knee Socks The Twist ,A 9 u B M L0 DQ WC. Nrcoz. 5 TRO T705 srmaaen .sep VICE p7f0fVf A TffIN.S0fy '71 '78 AMERICAN AMEKICAN REGULAR SUPER PREM rum A71-A5 TIRES FNUFIQIES Acicfssokrfs AMEIQICJYIV FURNACE Hfjfff DIL FW' Tfze. Best 77r'es In Dwn 555 577?0r7a! 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The staff of the 1963 Tiger, who has cooperated with us in every way, and to whom we are very grateful for their assistance. The Newsfoto Publishing Company, who has done an e xc elle nt job in the printing of this yearbook. Paul Studio, whose talent in photography was a necessity to this publication. The merchants, to whom we are very grateful for the financial aid they have given us. Without the help of each and all of these, this book would have been an impossibility. 'tx Mary Margaret VanVooren Co-editors Sylvia VanStechelman S? ffm SM Q W M ' N w A