Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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SCHOOL LIFE

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SENIOR PROPHECY TrXEVISlON GUIDE Now York City Kay 26, 1964 THEY SAY by Beverly Kerrian ....The opening of Albert Floyd’s new nightclub, El Atlantus, last night provided one of the gayest evenings of the year. Music was furnished by Jack Brown’s sensational band. Most astonishing of all the flocrshow acts was the performance of Lucille Lamb, snake charmer extraordinary, who last month returned to Hew York after a ten years’ stay in Africa. Kiss Lamb brought back with her what she claims is the direct descendant of the asp which Cleopatra used to commit suicide. A new high for prices was set when a special baked TAYLOR turkey sandwich was listed on the menu for J.25....Interesting Sidelights......The originator of t; is sandwich is Miss Dorothy Taylor, in private life, Mrs. William Graber. Her turkeys are known among bird raisers as the best in the Kiddle West. ... .New Programs.......Pop-Pop-Popcorn will sponsor a new program featuring the newest and brightest celebrities of the entertainment world. The celebrity chosen for the initial program is Kiss Anna Kauree Brandt, fa ed ner-former who originated ‘he new dance craze, the Can’t Can’t. Miss orandt is a stunning redhead from the plains of Illinois. Her contract with the Popcorn King, Richard Perry liowser,was signed only yesterday. ....Not to be outdone by Howser’s Popcorn program, Paul Irish, Kroger resident, has announced he will sponsor a new program Diversified Varieties. Kiss Pauline Blankenship, blonde screwball comedienne, will guestar on this program in a sketch entitled Oh, Gramma. She will be ably su: ported by Charles Finfrock, singing and dramatic star, who flew in from Hollywood last week. ....Features for the Coming Week....... Saturday....Admlra1 Hubner has just oeen ordered to take the S. S. Ata-lanta to the Bay of 'Ahales to make a rescue of Kelvin rittenger, daring explorer who iailed last week in an attempt to drive his Super XX Caterpillar over the South Pole. lis last shortwave message was Stuck in a snowbank. At 2:30 P.K. the National Television Corporation will cover the start of Admiral Hubner inland with the rescue party. Monday.....Joseph Special©, the na- tion's No. 1 scientist, will discuss the splitting of the atom. (After these thirty long years the atom is not yet completely split.) ....President Doylene Viagner, the first woman president of the United States, will today deliver her special message to Congress from a plane which is taking her to Alaska for a week’s fishing trip. ....Miss Ruth Applegate, international news correspondent and prose writer,Is glancing around for a new sponsor for her terse news comments. At present the Sea-Sackiracki Sea Food Company seems to be the best of the possible sponsors. Pop-Pop-Co n has been sponsoring her out for unknown reasons her contract w .s not renewed. Firesides are Returning to Popularity ......Secretary of Agriculture,Herbert ’barren Smith, will deliver the seventh of his new ffreside addresses on How to Keep tour Son Interested in Farming. It seems that he is having some trouble with Herbie, Jr. who apparently takes after nis father by preferring blondes to farming. (Norma Adams) Dick A.: Phew . It’s awful hot for spring. Paul W.: You ought to be thankful it’s no worse. S’pose we lived in Arkansas. Wouldn’t that be awful? Dick A.: Arkansas? Why? Paul V .: You’d better study your geography lesson. The geography says Arkansas is famous for its hot springs. First Darky: What fo’ you name yo baby ’Electricity, Mose? Second Darky: Well, mah name am Mose, and mah wife’s name cun Dinah, and if Din amo8e don't make electricity, what does dey make? Ruth Applegate (in American History Class)— Will somebody tell me why William Cullen Bryant wasn’t elected president of the United States? (10)

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JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: William Deavers, Alice Ryan, Ray Thompson, Jr., Nelle Taylor, Edison Criswell, Edith Chamberlain, Raymond Behrends, Madeline Huber, William Speciale. Second row: Miss Blum, Hillard Cook, Emma Lou Colaw, Perry Johnson, Mary Nell Twomey, Bruce Tyler,Shirley Perlman, John Brandt, Virginia Horn,Richard Gordon Third row: Louise Long, Eva Loy, Helen Trago, Virginia Mack, Shirley Cheek, Blanche Bradway, Grace Robbins, Leona Hafley, Marjorie Huber. First row, left to right: Marion Porter, v ayne Kindred, Ruth Robertson, Marion Young, Mary Brandt,Kenneth Horn, u-unua McCombs, Weldon ..arrlck, Emily Baldwin, Gerald Miller. Second row: Miss Knowles, Class Adviser, .illard Cook, Lowell Short, William Hardin,Wilbur West, Roletla Rich, Marjorie huber, Ruth Williams, Gene Thompson Clifford Van Ness, Maitland Robertson, Miss heavy. Class Adviser. SOPHOMORE CLASS (12)