Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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TO YOU, THE SENIORS As a response to the thoughtful and useful advice given by our dearly beloved, best soon-to-be forgotten, sophisticated Seniors, we have a few worthwhile remarks for each Senior before he leaves A.C.H.S.: Huey Mandrell, we hope in the future they’ll come out with cars that don’t have to be pushed as they grow old !!! Donna Cook, we hope you will like the country life as well as town life! We heat there is a Speciale on at Kroger’s store. Is that right, Joe??? With your parting,Ronnie Yeast, we’ll lose our clown prince or is it buffoon ??? Why is it, Annabelle, that every time you get th» car you head north.?? No attraction up there, is there?? Or is there?? Don’t wander from that orange juice and Ry-Krisp, Ted Griffen, and you’ll make those hand-stands yet!!! Mina Hulva, we will sure miss you next year in basketball. Especially on that guard position. Carol Leesman, we hope the lower classmen won’t be as noisy as you were in A. C H. S. There are other fields besides hardware, Dale McRoberts, — square dance instructing, for instance!!!! We’re afraid, Bob K., that you’re in for a big let-down with your idea of eliminating the holes in doughnuts!!! Virginia Bateman, we guess the next bells you’ll be hearing will be wedding bells instead of school bells. L.ots of luck!!! Jim Pittenger, we hope your imitations of Jerry Lewis will bring you as great a success as his did. Ha! Ha! Harold Long, that little Ford just seems to point to McLean when you drive it. We wonder why. Could it be because of a certain red-head??? We have heard rumors that it won’t belong until Joyce J. and Julia K. will have rings to replace the ones on the third finger of the left hand. Is that right, girls??? Charmayne, we don’t want to hear of you wrecking the certain blue and white Ford. Or is it just Plymouths you turn over? Patty and Lois, we hear that in the near future you’re going to be partners in the Fones and Baldwin Dairy Bar . Don Benedict, we hope you won’t be a traitor to us and root for the McLean Colts all the time. Hope your future job isn’t popping popcorn the rest of your life, Anna K. What ever your future job is, Pat B., we know that you’ll be a success. Delores Miller, it isn’t true that a red-head always has a terrible temper or is it?? We will -miss your basketball skill next year, Jerry. We hope you will get to use it in the future. Joyce Ann, we hope none of the lower classmen have the giggles as much as you have had them these past four years. Here is lots of luck, Joan B., in your married life, and don’t go to Bloomington too much!!! You had better do a lot of studying while you’re at A. C. H. S., Barbara G., because you won’t get too much done at the U. of I. with Harry around. We hope, Jackie M., that your level-headed Jr. characteristics will not be broken down by the scatterbrains you’re now associated with. If you average about 60 more home runs a season, Bob W., MGM may make the “Babe Warrick Story .

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FIRST ROW: James Adams, David Amberg, Wilma Burner, Jane Cary, Maxine Harris. SECOND ROW: Frank Harwood, Jill Hughes. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Kindred, Jerald Leesman, Roger Leesman. FOURTH ROW: Jackie McKown, Patsy Nichols, Thressia Parks. FIFTH ROW: Jack Shay, Sue Short, Noble Usherwood, Jack Warrick, Lynd Werethiem.

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a Dreamer! Oh, you Freshies! 1853 Yaaa! Who??? Gad-up Hos!! Bigs All smiles!!!