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

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SENIOR WILL fContld.l Chuck Rigby--my 'heightn to Francis Lux. Betty Ring--my friendliness to Virginia Ostrander. Gerry Rzysko--m constant Chicago excursions to Margaret Runyard. Gerry Sass--my pink formal to Jackie Schroeder. George Sass--m hiccups to posterity. JoAnne Saylor-m Uuniquen walk to whoever can handle it. Eleanor Schaefer--mr anti-male opinions to Sally Flint. Rosemary Slazes--my gym shorts to anyone with enough pins to replace the missing buttons. I Harry Smiths-my whirl-wind courtships to Jerry Morris. Delores Smoak-my Wperfectn attendance to Annabelle Barthel. Irvin Sorenson!-my English IV book to some up-and-coming senior. Jean Vos--my height to the Janitors when they have to wash high windows. Duane Weber-my good disposition to June Petersen. Elsie Winfield-my Home Ec. abilities to Donna Lasco. Kenneth Woolner-my bashfulness to Cliff Bartlett. SENIOR HISTORY fCont'd.Q to be plenty responsibility and fun, too. The class officers were: President, Mary Jean Maplethorpeg Vice-president, Jerry Pregenzerg Sec- retary, Harry Smithg Treasurer, Orville Hairrell. Our Student Council representatives were: Harry Smith, Jerry Pregenzer, Ray Ohlgren, Duane Weber, Alyce Pedersen, Betty Ring, Gerry Sass, Mary Jean Maplethorpe. Kennedy Heuer was chosen president of the Student Council. Betty Ring re presented our class as Queen of Homecoming, with Gerry Sass as senior attendant. Work was started early on the annual and Olga Himens was elected editor with Ray Ohlgren as her assistant. Our senior boys had risen to an outstanding place in athletics. Duane Weber was chosen foot- ball captain and Dan Jones basketball captain. Dan Jones also received the coveted honor of the Sportmanship Trophy. Gerry Sass was one of our cheerleaders. The senior play, 'Ever Since Even, was presented on May 16 and 17, under the direction of Miss Darrough. It was presented to a very large audience. Our four years are drawing to a close. At the annual Flag Day cere- monies we presented a flag to the Junior Class for them to honor as We have honored its meaning. Baccalaureate services brought to our minds the true value and meaning of our work and happy times here in our school Bar T- . + i gf - l, F Y lx , s 1 - - if Y? -l - V - ,5 1 -J 1 , X if Qt

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27 cfm!! WTOIDAECQ You are cordially invited to attend the reunion of the class of '47 of the Antioch Township High School held at the home of Mr. 5 Mrs. Raymond Ohlgren on May 29, 1960, at eight o'clock p.m. I R.S.V.P. The chimes have just finished their melodious notes, and the foot- steps of Mrs. Ohlgren, the former Betty Ring, can be heard approaching the door. Incidentally, their home is located in Channel Lake and is furnished beautifully. Ray is now a Civil Service worker. As the door opens the hostess greets Miss Barbara -- Madam Hortonski -, who is now a famous ballet dancer just arriving from a recent tour of Europe to ap- pear in the leading role of the 'Ballet Russel. The next arrival is Mr. James Fields, the famous lecturer, who is no touring the country and lecturing to Women's clubs on WJuvenile Delinquencyn. Along with him is his secretary, Miss Gerry Rzysko, Among the others to arrive are: Mr. 5 Mrs. Sorenson, cafeteria manager at A.T.H.S. Cafederia. She has to support the family. Mrs. Sorenson is the former Elsie Winfield. Miss JoAnne Saylor, who is singing with Sammy Kaye's WSwing 'n Swayn music is escorted by George Sass, who is the leading trumpet player in Spike Jones' revised band. The newly married couple, Mr. d Mrs. David Arthur, have just arrived. Mrs. Arthur is the former Rosemary Slazes. Dave is now a traffic cop in the loop district of Antioch, and he claims he's got the speed! To add a bit of gossip, Rosie just married Dave because Bob couldn't support her! Len Mattson has just casually strolled in. He is now an electrical engineer and claims he gets a charge out of life. A telegram was just received from the Father Marz. He is una able to come because of bad flying conditions. Roger now holds the po- sition of Bishop in one of the cathedrals at Rome. Dar Bauer and her husband Dick Hansen, who now own and operate the local ice-cream parlor, 'Snow White'sH, have just arrived. Dick's red hair has fascinated Dar ever since their first days of high school, and she just couldn't refuse his Umodestn proposal. Mary Jean Maplethorpe, who has taken over Mr. Vnn Holwede's place in the Music Department at A.T.H.S. and Gerald Hunter, who has replaced Mr. Kutil as the head of the Agriculture Department, just walked in together. Mary Ann Poulsen just arrived a little breathless due to an overtime game in which her basketball team, nThe Poulsen Pivoteersn, have just won by a two point margin, and who now hold the state title. Wally Garver, the speedway king, enters with an authoratative air about him. He now holds the title of the Indianapolis W5OO'. Esther Weber is now the owner of the fashionable 'Tess' Sweet Shopn, which was formerly known as Ted's. Juanita Heath, who is now the second Kate Smith, entered with her chauffeur, and still faithful servant, Hay Atwood. Ken Heuer, fCont'd. page 661

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