Antioch Community High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Antioch, IL)

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12. UTHEY TAKE THE BEST AND LEAVE THE mesa Phyllis Chops leaves her reticent manner to George Sass. Leroy Ellis leaves his inert spirit to Roger Marz. Joan Felter leaves her straight UAW average to anyone who believes he has the initiative to maintain it. Harland French wills his nroly polyn nature to Dorothy Thompson. Dolores Gross wills her vim, vigor, and vitality to Virginia Ostranderp Gerry Gresens leaves her Wartistic figuren to Yvonne Lux. Peg Harvey leaves a certain tall, dark, and handsome lad to any girl who is clever enough to hold him. Gertrude Hawkins leaves her likeable disposition to Nancy Ellis. Robert Holem leaves his erect posture to JoAnn Saylor. Donald Irving leaves his constant chattering in class to Esther Weber. Robert January leaves his,'John L. Lewis Brown to George Miller. Robert Kufalk leaves his bashfulness to Jerry Pregenzer. Clifford Mirocko leaves his ngentlemanly waysn to Richard Hansen. Joyce Oftedahl leaves her Wcompleten wardrobe to Ann DeJohn. Franklin Olson leaves his geometrical features to Robert Risch. Bernice Palaske wills her ability to get along with everyone to M. Maplethorpe. Doris Portwich leaves pages from her book, nHow to Hook a Mann to E. Schaefer. Georgia Reidel leaves her evenly applied makeup to Rosemary Slazes. Mary Ryan leaves her quiet, understanding personality to Jean Pagels. Dorothy Scott leaves her nneat as a pin appearancen to JoHanna Cobb. June Spanggard leaves her ability to remember a joke to Ray Ohlgren. Phyllis Stastny leaves her graceful dancing ability to Shirley Vos. Joe Sterbenz leaves his Polish accent to Walter Kuligowski. Raymond Toft leaves his boyish ways to Ken Heuer. Ralph Trieger leaves his frank, straight-forward ways to Dan Jones. Myles Van Duzer leaves his wise cracks to anyone stupid enough to repeat them. Norman Wilhelmi leaves his monstrous figure to Jim Fields. Helen Wolf leaves her Wcountry girl swingn to Ella May Edwards. CLASS OF 1946 continued Our class officers were Franklin Olson, presidentg Georgia Reidel, vice pres- identg Dorothy Scott, secretaryg Peggy Harvey, treasurer. Miss Reynolds, having changed her name to Mrs. Tom Dixon, was our advisor, with the help of Mr. Wenet. We were represented in Student Council by Dolores Gross, Gertrude Hawkins, Jerry Gresens, Georgia Reidel, Clifford Mirocko, Robert January, Franklin Olson, and Ralph Trieger. A noteworthy achievement was made by Mary Ryan, who did a fine Job of co-editing the Sequoia. Dolores Gross and Joan Felter again led cheers for the home team and both received their cheerleading letters.' Our last few days of school brought a whirl of excitement to all the' grad- uates. Flag Day ceremonies were carried out with the usual solemn splendor and Baccalaureate services soon followed to give to all the religious touch. Grad- uation over, the graduates clutched their diplomas with zeal. Well done!

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14. ETHEL DIXON Hometown: Gurnee, Ill. Schools attended: Ill. State Normal University: Degrees held: Merrill- Palmer S.: B. Education: Classes taught: Home- making: Advisor: F.H.A.: Junior Red Cross: Soph- omore Class. MRS. T. R. DIXON Hometown: Dell Rapids, South Dakota: Schools, attended: Univer. of So. Dakota: Degrees held: B. A.: Classes taught: Jr. business: Typing: Phys. educ.: Clubs advised: GCAOAO: Senior Classo THEODORE R. BIRKHEAD Hometown: Bethany, Ill. Schools Attended: Ill. State Normal Univ.:State University of Iowa:North western University: Uni- versity of Chicagb: De- grees held: B. Ed.:M.S. Classes taught: Advanced Math.: Clubs advised: CLAIRE L. WEBER Hometown: Champa1gn,I1l. Schools attended: Univ- ersity of Illinois: De- grees held: B.A.: M.A.: Classes taught: English literature: Library. MAY HARTLEY Hometown: Aledo, Ill.: Schools attended: Iowa State Teachers College : University of Minnesota: Columbia: Degrees held: 3. A.: M. A.: Classes taught: Math.: Geometry: Algebra: Clubs advised: Sophomore class. Student Council.