Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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SING A SONG We started our schooling in 46 And came to school just full of tricks. We’ve laughed, cried, argued and fought. Many things we have been taught: Reading, writing, spelling and such. We thank our teachers very much For telling us all that stuff So when we leave we will know enough To face the problems in our life. And overcome all kinds of strife. Meet Larry Brandt (we call him Chisel); Everyone's sure that he won't fizzle. Larry Thompson is our athlete; In mathematics he's hard to beat. On our yearbook Millie Lueschen did toil; She wanted everything according to Hoyle. Willa Jones is quiet and sweet; In all her work she is very neat. Dean Benedict is our farm expert. In Economics he's a flirt! OF SENIORS A teacher's daughter with long black hair That's Barbara McCullough; she's no square. We have a young lad whose nickname is Shorty; In his green Ford he looks quite sporty. Wilbur Reid is the president of our class; He's on the ball and hard to surpass. To be a pilot is Eddie Combs ambition; He'll fly a plane with nuclear fission. Dick Baldwin, our punctual one, Likes to go out nights and have his fun. Jim Quiram as he walks down the hall Has a smile that greets one and all. Carole Bicknell, a fair haired miss. Is the chairman on every list. Diamonds I Diamonds I All over the place! Donna Pope's hands they do grace. Rita Parks is a mighty sweet lass, And she's the artist of our class. Carolyn Miller walks with an air; She has good grades and two-tone hair. Dan Patterson with the clarinet exceeds. Watch out for him for he'll do great deeds. Ronnie Nollman with his little black jewel Drives around school looking real cool. Wesley Bell who does well in Ag After his cows rides his old nag. Marilyn Beccue in her Chevy so sleek Motors 'round town and for him she does seek. Cleo Vef Logan with eyes of brown Two years ago moved to our town. Earl Gardner has a very loud nose; It sounds like a foghorn when it blows. We authors thought you would like to know Our names aren't Longfellow, Kipling, or Poe; But Carolyn, Barbara, Jim, and Larry. Now don't you think this poem is merry?

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Ronnie ’’Max Factor Nollman puts on the finishing touch. We love the Seniors. Dianne faces the shocking truth. Cafeteria Style. Fashion View of 61 Just a little more.

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