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

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The ,juniors have been represented in practically all school events. Nan- e cy Ellis was the ,junior attendant to fo the queen at the Homecoming festivi- ties. Junior boys were active in all major sports. A 1 Janie under the capable direction P IFFN Q ' 0 fl of Mr. Wenet proved a successful dra- if F V matic adventure. The group of assembly entertainers from the Junior class outnumbered that of any other class. First Row: Woolner, Fields, Smoak, Pedersen, Milz, Kllmpfel' Second Row: Nelsen, Himens,.Kalla1, Berkeil, Ryzsko. Third Row: Ellis, Gregory, Kumpic, Hansen, Atwood. Fourth Row: Lu,'bkem9,n,We'be1', Mr. Von Holwede, Mattson, Ipsen

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,Third gow: u Miss Paulsen, Lee Ipsen, Mr. Von Holwede, Mrs. Lavold, George Grunow, Leonard Mattson. ' CLASS OF 1947 ' The Junior class being large this year, had three advisors who were Mrs. Lavold, Miss Paulsen, and Mr. Von Hol- wede. Because of the return of her husband from overseas, Mrs. Lavold left us and Mr. Breese took her place. Those chosen as our class officers werez Leonard Mattson, president: Ray Ohlgren, vice president:George Grunow, secretary: Mary Jean McCann,treasurer. Representing our junior class in the Student Council were: Alice Ped! ersen, Pat Milz, Jane Nelson, Lee Ip- sen, Jerry Pregenzer, and Ken Heuer. Throughout the year the junior girls, under the direction of Betty Ring, have been selling candy to earn money for a junior-senior prom. First Row: Ring, Pedersen, Slazes, Schaefer, Lutterman, Grunow. Second Row: Hills, Lubkeman, Paulsen, Weber, Crawford. Sass, Horton, Gossell, Allen, Drury. Fourth BOW! Reckers. McKinney. Mrs. Lavold. Marz. Heath.

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First How: Arthur, Pagels, Chase, Risch, McKinney, Message Second How: Hairrell, Sass, Winfield, Heath, Longley, Vos. Third Row: Saylor, Gindich, Kiehl, Bauer, Myers. Fourth Row: Heuer, Jones, Miss Paulsen, Hunter, Rigby.