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

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Pnormcr Ccon't.j his wife. bmy, Donna Babe Lasco picked up the Killer and threw him back: shouting, You can have him . A gasp came from behind me. I turned to find Dallas Karolius, owner of the Karolius Telephone Company, and Virginia Gaa, now a house- wife and mother, seated behind me. Next to Dallas sat Helen Winfield and her husband. Harry Shank. Harry and Helen both are teachers at A.T.H.S. now. Next to Virginia sat Bill Morris and Bob Keulman, partners on the operation of the Honest B's Used Car Lot. I returned to the fight to witness the end of the third round. There was to be a brief intermission while JoseyhJoe's Hot Licks env tertained the crowd. JoseyHJoe Cosgrove led his band into the ring. Two of the meth bers were old friends - Pres Bratrude and Ken Mattson. This band was really going places, I had heard, and I found m self wishing they would. They were terrible! To take my mind off the noise coming from the ring, I again looked around at the crowd. There down the aisle came the great movie actor, Gordon Gebhardt, and his beautiful wife, Dolores Miller. Margaret was right in there to get a picture. Logan Lundgren, sole owner of the Lundgren Dairies, and his wife, the former Virginia Ostrander, sat with the Crawford's. Mrs. Craw- ford was the former Joan Conrad. Joan has been driving a bus on Lavoid's bus lines. Lavoid got tired of paying so much out in bus fare, so he bought the bus lines. I suddenly realized that I had been missing the rest of the fight. I turned back to the ring just in time to hear Ralph declare Bone Crusher the winner. The Killer was limping from the ring on the arm of his doctor. Who would ever have believed that little James Hairrell could beat huge Whitey Kuligowski? Hell, no one can tell what will hap- pen in the future.

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An 44' u.n.iOFS The class of NMQW this year had H taste of life as upperclassmen and the responsibility that goes with it. At our first meeting, we elected Tom Poulos, president: Bob simon, vice- president: Beverly Lasco, secretary? and Bob Scott, treasurer. At the annual coronetion of the Homecoming Queen, the junior class was represented by Marlene Nader. Row I-R. Scott, Miss H. Meiners, . On November 7th and Sth, the public R' Slmon was treated to a light comedy 'Miss Ad- ROW II-T' Poulos' B' Lasco' ventureu. The funds from.this went to Miss I' McKinney finance the cron in May. Jf ,-Q f 5 1 5, ,. .1 V -- Row 1- Row 2- Row 3- Row U- J. Hunter, H. Jarnigo, A. Berthel, Miss McKinney, Y. Lux, J. Hughes, R. Adamson, S J. Zimmerman, R. Scott, J. Phillips, G. Miller, R. Kiefer, H. Reckers R. Heath, R. Stearns, L. Riedel, E. Farnsworth, J. Cobb, A. Popp, E.fGEng, J. Smoc, E. Grams, T. Poulos . Flint, M. Ries, E. Edwards, B. Lasco,