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

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JUNIOR HOME ROOM First ROW: I- Ryan, G. Pierce, M. Gaides, B. Geeeell, c. White, R. Drom, D. Edwards, R. McGlynn. Second Row: R. Ellis, R. Zellhofer, G. King, J. Pregenzer, F. Zim erman, E. Grenus, B. Hull, B. Mooney, A. Kacer, S. Harness T. Wimmer, J. Message. Third Row: G. Severson, L. Roblln, W. Calhoun, D. Phillips, W. Dow, W. Petty, J. Nader, E. Talley. JUNIOQS This year's Juniors entered school this fall antici- pating a busy year and anxious to start work. We im ediate- ly elected our officers and started our candy sales. In the fall we gave our play, 'WHAT A LIFE, which was directed by Miss McDorman. We were all pleased with its huge success. Our boys were active in all sports. The outstanding ath- letes were Robert Ellis, Walter Calhoun, Sammy Klass, Joe Nader, and Leonard Roblin. Our girls were also active and won the championship in both basketball and volleyball. Sam Klass, Edna Pedersen, and Judy Pregenzer represented our school at the Student Council Convention at Morton High School. The Junior rings were received in February with high satisfaction. Our Prom, May 22, was a great success due to the combined efforts of all Juniors. In all it was a very busy and happy year. 19

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JUNIOR HOME ROOM First Row: C. Upton, H. Prince, M. Setek, M, Hardtke, L. Meiners- mann, K. Fields, E. Horton, B. Runyard. Second Row: R. Lasco, T. Carlson, I. Maier, R. Sibley, M. Kelly, E. Pedersen, D. Gebhardt, A. Harvey, G. Gratz, J. Cunningham. Third Row: S. Kless, L. Garwood, G. Wimmer, A. Bolton, I. Weber, G. Polland, C. Moran, W. Elfering. JUNIODS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seategzleft to right-- Miss Patterson, Sammy Klass. Standingzleft to right-- Leonard Roblin, Mr. Stillson Joe Nader, George Wim er. 18 s w 'S

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SOPHOMORE HOM ROOM First Row: D. Shank, B. Prindleg B. Busscher, L. Parsons, E. Barnstable, L. Hutchison, D. Morton. Second Row: E. Nielsen, P. Mattson, R. Edwards, R. Rudolph, R. Scott, J. Ghan, A. Thain. Third Row: D. Bauer, S. Good, C. Flint, K. Krueger, W. Radtke, W. Message, R. Stastny. SOD!-IONODQS On November thirteenth the Sophomore Class gave a party for the Freshmen. Trutchen Yopp was the general chair man of the party and made it a grand success. Many of the Sophomores have worked hard on the An- nual, especially Ruth Winfield who was co-editor of the staff. The Sophomores are well represented in the clubs and activities of the school. Four of the classmen are in the Swing Band. There are also three cheerleaders in the class. Many of the fine vocalists we have in our class have sung in assemblies. In the Homecoming Court, Louise Elms was the Sophomore attendant for the Queen. Several of the girls in G.A.A. have worked hard to be on the All-Star Basketball Team. All in all the Sophomore class has had an exciting second year in high school with the help and leadership of Mrs. Cass and Mr. Kutil. 20