Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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SEIJI OR POEM Now our high school we are leaving. No one looks like they are grieving. To win our hopes, we 11 all endeavor. We 11 all hold dear our motto—Now or Never. Jo Ash is on our Onery Roll. Her grades are good; her jokes are bad But certainly, with her big wide smile She s one of the finest to be had. Wendell Bruner, with his curly hair. Doesn’t really give a care. And in his Buick—Green or blue. We like him--and the girls do too. Qulta Upton is our quiet one. She’s always out for a little fun. Pete is our Joy’s nickname And as a cheerleader, she’s won her fame. Jim Johnson’s interests are mostly in Ag. His success as a farmer is in the bag. It’s sure that no one, not even Mrs. Nichols Can resist his infectious friendly giggles. Dorothy Bayles was the Homecoming Queen. She has the prettiest red hair we’ve seen It’s so long—she won’t cut it short It’s her John Mosson, comes to court. Take Leonard now, he’s full of fun He’s always willing to get things done. Altogether, he’s really a very nice guy That’s why so many go to Kroger’s to buy. Fonda Spaits is a charming belle. Her plans to be a nurse we know so well. She’s as nice and sweet as one could be She’ll be a success—Just wait and see. Earl Long has been an officer twice He’s charming and sensible, too. A certain Dorothy thinks he s awfully nice. That diamond shows he likes her,too. She’s blonde, blue-eyed, and five feet two. You’ll have no trouble guessing who. Joan’s not noted for her gracefulness . Stairs always get Schmitty in a mess. Orville Jackson is A.C.H.S.’s star pitcher. He’s also a steady right fielder. •71th flashing eyes and curly hair, here there’s mischief,our Junior’s surely there. Betty Speciale is our true athlete. Her skills as a forward are very complete. Don’t ask us why she likes McLean— If you doubt it’s ’Stub’ , you’re really insane. If you happen to see a flash go by. That looks like it might be blue. It 8 probably Gene In his Plymouth, For there’s a Loercher in our class, too. Charlotte.Mitchell will be a State Farm girl. With papers and typewriters, she’ll be a whirl. She likes to visit Bloomington, as you all know. If you ask why—Ailyn’s picture she will show. Elmer Lauer is so quiet and shy We hardly know him at all. In his very own way, he is a good guy. Although we aon’t often say so—we really wish him well. Our most superior Senior boy. Is, of course, our president. At books, or basketball, or anything else Bob Ellis is rated excellent. Bootsie B. and Bob R. are really good kids. It’s just that we’re tired of giving out digs. We’re out of material--we’re out of rhyme. So we’ll tell about them some other time. And now good class of fifty two— We leave our high school all to you. MB FS BE CM JJ